Book, Chapter

1       I, XXV    |    the enemy; and no one had courage to resist; but they made
2       I, XXVI   |     his vow. But she, with a courage not to be expected from
3       I, XXX    | flight. But again recovering courage, and changing their minds (
4       I, XXXIII |      was, and no one had the courage to think of going forth
5       I, XXXIII |      For besides the want of courage on the part of those who
6      II, XX     |    the edict, with marvelous courage he set at naught the profane
7      II, XXXVIII|      Constantius had not the courage to go down to witness for
8      II, XXXVIII|      with him to keep up his courage. But Valens had cunningly
9      II, XXXIX  |      Arians plucked up their courage, knowing that they could