Caput

1 20| following effect: ~ “If your courage and fidelity had not been
2 48|       in order to revive the courage of the rest, and to facilitate
3 51|      deficient in conduct or courage; nor did pride prevent them
4 58|    that words cannot inspire courage; and that a spiritless army
5 58|      its commander. Whatever courage is in the heart of a man,
6 58|      victory through want of courage, those same places will
7 58|   always in most danger; but courage is equivalent to a rampart. ~ “
8 59|  order to increase the men’s courage by making their danger equal,