Book, Chapter

 1   1,  29|       us what we love; but we pity them rather, because the
 2   1,  30|       man except him who took pity upon him and came forward
 3   1,  30|    neighbour. For He shows us pity on account of His own goodness,
 4   1,  30|     own goodness, but we show pity to one another on account
 5   1,  30|       fully enjoy Himself; we pity one another that we may
 6   1,  32|    His goodness. When we take pity upon a man and care for
 7   3,  18|     uprightly: therefore have pity on us, O Lord." ~
 8   4,  12|      an object for joy; if he pity those whom you present to
 9   4,  12|  present to him as objects of pity, and shrink from those whom
10   4,  21| endurance of injury, ready to pity, of one mind and of one
11   4,  21|      those haunts of men that pity would not blush for, nor