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On the Virtues: Courage, Humanity, and Repentance

Philo of Alexandria · Parte on-humanity.48

[48] Therefore, if thy enemies come upon thee with many myriads of [6] men, a host both of infantry, and of cavalry, trusting in the beauty of their armour; and if they pre-occupy all the strong and defensible places, and become masters of the country, and if they rejoice in unbounded supplies, still do not you be alarmed and fear, even if you are destitute of the things of which they have plenty, such as allies, and arms, and situations, and good opportunities, and the supplies of war."