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 1   2, 123|     there that is ~fearful and fainthearted?" says: "We learn from this
 2   2, 131|        makes a man good. But a fainthearted man ~is not evil, as the
 3   2, 131|    says (Ethic. iv, 3) that "a fainthearted ~man is especially one who
 4   2, 131|       of honor." Therefore the fainthearted are ~virtuous: and consequently
 5   2, 131|    above what he is, while the fainthearted man withdraws from the ~
 6   2, 131|      than he is, is said to be fainthearted." Now ~sometimes holy men
 7   2, 131|     not trade with it ~through fainthearted fear, was punished by his
 8   2, 131| neighbor: ~and accordingly the fainthearted is said not to be evil,
 9   2, 131|        may be replied that the fainthearted is worthy of great things ~
10   2, 131|     says (Ethic., 3) that "the fainthearted man knows not ~himself:
11   2, 131|         Ethic. iv, 3) that the fainthearted seem to be ~slothful. Now
12   2, 131|         Is. 35:4): "Say to the fainthearted: Take courage ~and fear
13   2, 137|       fortitude encourages the fainthearted ~against hardships, which