Chapter

 1 II    |         chief satrap in rank, in courage, stature, comeliness, and
 2 XIII  |    enemies. Wherefore be of good courage, dear friend, and fret not
 3 XIX   | exceeding strong; as thou seest, courage and prudence, temperance
 4 XXII  |        virtue, the life-blood of courage." ~That man of sin could
 5 XXII  |      stripes and tortures. Their courage and nobility won admiration
 6 XXIV  |        was now full of joyaunce, courage and pleasant light. But
 7 XXIV  |        and, full of boldness and courage, he said: ~"That which I
 8 XXV   |       heart, and, fulfilled with courage, he spent the whole night
 9 XXV   |    contempt of pleasure and this courage in danger, what zeal would
10 XXVIII|         to try to raise Nachor's courage which was drooping to despair,
11 XXXII |  achieved some memorable deed of courage, friendship, or any other
12 XXXIV |  miscarry in his desire, he took courage by the tender mercy of Christ,
13 XXXV  |          and bring him to a good courage. Then his father stretched