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1  II,  80 |  were not so, we should feel pity and not anger.~Epictetus
2 III,  190|                      190. To pity atheists who seek, for are
3 III,  194|  moves me more to anger than pity; it astonishes and shocks
4 III,  194|   and call upon them to have pity upon themselves, and to
5 VII,  452|                      452. To pity the unfortunate is not contrary
6 VII,  497|      if peradventure He will pity us." And thus mercy is so
7 VII,  502| virtues as well as kindness, pity, constancy, which are also