73. Useful, then, is liberality of this sort; but it is not common to all. For there are many good men who have but slender means, and are content with little for their own use, and are not able to give help to lighten the poverty of others. However, another sort of kindness is ready to their hand, whereby they can help those poorer still. For there is a twofold liberality: Cic. de Off. II. 15, § 52. one that gives actual assistance, that is, in money; the other, which is busy in offering active help, is often much grander and nobler.