Note 608 — Chapter XI · ROMAN MORALS: AN IDEAL OF CIVIC DUTY
Reading edition
De Clem. ii. 6. The trouble with this philosophy, as has been said, is that if one does not feel pity for the sufferings of others he will not be likely to help them.
Reading edition
De Clem. ii. 6. The trouble with this philosophy, as has been said, is that if one does not feel pity for the sufferings of others he will not be likely to help them.