IV Maccabees 14:13

13 And consider how comprehensive is the love of offspring, which draws every one to sympathy of affection,

IV Maccabees 14:13 In-Context

11 And think it not wonderful that reasoning bore rule over those men in their torments, when even a woman's mind despised more manifold pains.
12 For the mother of those seven youths endured the rackings of each of her children.
13 And consider how comprehensive is the love of offspring, which draws every one to sympathy of affection,
14 where irrational animals possess a similar sympathy and love for their offspring with men.
15 The tame birds frequenting the roofs of our houses, defend their fledglings.

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