In Julius Caesar ActIII sceneIII I have a Doubt regarding Mark Antony's words Please Solve my problem?

Question

Antony says-"O, now you weep; and , I perceive, you feel The dint of pity:these are gracious drops.please explain this line.

Answer 1

I haven't read JC, but the sense of the lines seems to be something along these lines:

Now you're weeping, which makes me see [perceive] that you feel/understand pity [or, more precisely, the power/force (dint) of pity]. Consequently, your tears [these... drops] are graced/have grace.

You'll find it helpful to look up "grace" to see what kinds of things Mark Antony might be suggesting about the tears that he sees.