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 1 1 | touchstone of the courage and cowardice of your citizens?”~Cleinias. “
 2 1 |    pride, ignorance, avarice, cowardice? or when wealth, beauty,
 3 2 |       truth, ought he through cowardice and unmanliness carelessly
 4 3 |   have said already, that not cowardice was the cause of the ruin
 5 5 |      courage than the life of cowardice; one of each pair exceeding
 6 7 |    the way to form a habit of cowardice and not of courage.~Cleinias.
 7 7 |      on the one hand, or with cowardice on the other.~Cleinias.
 8 9 | knowledge of it, by reason of cowardice does not interfere on behalf
 9 10|      is a part of virtue, and cowardice of vice?~Cleinias. True.~
10 10|    inactivity is the child of cowardice, and carelessness of inactivity
11 10|    negligent; for there is no cowardice in them.~Cleinias. That
12 12|     if any one is absent from cowardice, and without the leave of
13 12|      ever under the stigma of cowardice. And let the law be in the
14 12|     he who is found guilty of cowardice, shall not only be dismissed