Chap., §

 1  II, 89 |      charitable counsel, and have pity on your own venerable age?~
 2  II, 103|       furnace hotter. I do not so pity mine old age as to break
 3 III, 114|             8 Hereupon, partly in pity for his old age, partly
 4 III, 120|           and unmoved even by the pity of his executioners, dragged
 5  IV, 153|                           25 Have pity then on yourselves, whom
 6  IV, 153|       whom even I, your opponent, pity for your youth and your
 7  IV, 162|                    34 Let us take pity on our own youth and have
 8   V, 172|           Law, do not, hating us, pity us beyond ourselves.~
 9  VI, 231| exasperated by his brethren, felt pity for the boy, and seeing
10 VII, 287|      second, looking with eyes of pity on thee under his tortures,