Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |        to joy, or to fear, or to pity, so that in all these affections
 2  III, 23|      this madman, that he places pity among vices and diseases.
 3  III, 23|          things the affection of pity, which is truly called humanity,
 4   IV, 12|         became a mother in great pity." Likewise the prophet Isaiah,
 5   IV, 16|      spoke: "Though an object of pity, dishonoured, without form,
 6   IV, 16|         those who are objects of pity." On account of this humility
 7    V, 6 |      which are humanity, equity, pity, they now began to rejoice
 8   VI, 11|         be prevailed upon and to pity, If a man were seized by
 9   VI, 12|        no one through regard and pity for his pledges should be
10   VI, 12|          myself must live by the pity of others? Why do you so
11   VI, 12|         hear yours; if you shall pity those in distress, I also
12   VI, 12|         in distress, I also will pity you in your distress. But
13   VI, 17|         him prodigal who through pity gives food to the needy?
14   VI, 20|       who gives occasion for the pity of others? For, although
15  VII, 17| recognise the duty of piety, nor pity sex or infancy; all things