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 1 III |         they would not have had the courage.~And if any one should say:
 2 VIII|            not glory. Still, if the courage of Agathocles in entering
 3 IX  | pusillanimity and a natural want of courage, in which case you ought
 4 IX  |            command, and is a man of courage, undismayed in adversity,
 5 XIII|          champion, and, to give him courage, Saul armed him with his
 6 XIX |           in his actions greatness, courage, gravity, and fortitude;
 7 XIX |          them, he will not have the courage to take such a course, for
 8 XIX |            a resolved and desperate courage, cannot be avoided by princes,
 9 XX  |              one party at once took courage and seized the state. Such
10 XXVI|            up this charge with that courage and hope with which all