Caput

1 11|      them, and they lost their courage along with their freedom.
2 18|      inspire all with the same courage against a common danger,
3 26| alarmed the Britons, while the courage of the Romans revived; and
4 31|  cannot hope for quarter, take courage, I beseech you, whether
5 32|       no wives to kindle their courage; no parents to taunt them
6 33| campaigns and battles, whether courage in meeting the foe, or toil
7 37|    felt a touch of fury and of courage. On approaching the woods,
8 45|      hear thy last words, with courage and cheerfulness, seeming