Laches
   Part
 1 Text|          a man be pre-eminent in valour, he cannot help being ridiculous,
 2 Text|         and gave a proof of your valour such as only the man of


Laws
   Book
 3 1   |          who would be perfect in valour fight against and overcome
 4 3   |       their army was superior in valour to that which went against
 5 8   | distribute prizes of victory and valour to the competitors, passing
 6 12  |         compete for any prize of valour, or indict another for not
 7 12  |      shall adjudge the prizes of valour; and he who likes shall


Menexenus
   Part
 8 Text|     their own friends with their valour, and their death they gave
 9 Text|          first, and praise their valour, as is meet and fitting.
10 Text|        first king, Cyrus, by his valour freed the Persians, who
11 Text|         of riches alike yield to valour. And I assert that those
12 Text|        order, for the number and valour of the combatants, and third
13 Text|          winning more renown for valour and temperance than the
14 Text|        shone forth the power and valour of our city. Her enemies
15 Text|     sixty other ships, and their valour was confessed of all men,
16 Text|  honoured are they, for by their valour not only that sea-fight


Protagoras
   Part
17 Text|         was speaking, and not by valour of arms; considering that


The Symposium
   Part
18 Text|          I received the prize of valour: for I was wounded and he
19 Text|       have received the prize of valour which the generals wanted


Timaeus
   Part
20 Text|        the rest in greatness and valour. For these histories tell