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 1 38|    praises virtue, judged that pity, which is a very great virtue,
 2 38|       except by the feeling of pity? Although he calls this
 3 38|     with which also be assails pity as a disease. For he who
 4 44|       became a mother in great pity." In Isaiah it is thus written: "
 5 65|    WHICH ARE COMMANDED, AND OF PITY.~I have spoken of those
 6 65| connected with harmlessness is pity. For the former does not
 7 65|   given to us the affection of pity, that we might place the
 8 65|    captives is a great work of pity, and also to visit and comfort
 9 65|    works, these the duties, of pity; and if any one undertakes
10 71|        to parents, no one will pity an infant or an old man;