[No. 397]Thursday, June 5, 1712Addison

—Dolor ipse disertum
Fecerat—

Ovid.

[As]

the Stoick Philosophers discard all Passions in general, they will not allow a Wise Man so much as to pity the Afflictions of another.

If thou seest thy Friend in Trouble

, says

Epictetus

,

thou mayst put on a Look of Sorrow, and condole with him, but take care that thy Sorrow be not real

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