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 1   1, 13  |          lion, as for instance by courage, or ~strength, and those
 2   1, 33  |  something of a lion's nature, as courage, or strength, ~or the like;
 3   2, 60  |           praising a man for ~his courage in thieving. Secondly, on
 4   2, 121 |      Fortitude is not lacking in ~courage, for alone she defends the
 5   2, 122 |     proclaim the strength of your courage?" Now a ~person is praised
 6   2, 123 |       that he can ~rally and take courage." Therefore fear is not
 7   2, 123 |      heart when fear banishes his courage ~beyond remedy. Now even
 8   2, 126 |        fortitude, and these are, "courage, strength of will, ~magnanimity,
 9   2, 126 |        not wearied so as to lose ~courage, according to Heb. 12:3, "
10   2, 126 |           be endured" - i.e. good courage ~seems to be the same as
11   2, 127 | companions, and the greatness of ~courage [animi magnitudinem] with
12   2, 127 |         consists in greatness of ~courage is a virtue.~Aquin.: SMT
13   2, 131 |         to the fainthearted: Take courage ~and fear not." It also
14   2, 186 |           De ~Offic. i, 27): "The courage whereby a man in battle
15   3, 72  |       spiritual ~warfare with the courage of a man. For some have
16   3, 72  |          have rivaled men in the ~courage with which they have suffered
17 Suppl, 9 |         fidelity, simplicity, and courage are virtues by themselves,
18 Suppl, 12|         courageously is an act of courage. Now the formal element
19 Suppl, 40|     shoulders, thereby signifying courage in the exercise of the ~