Aristotelous peri aretōn, kai kakiōn biblion a

to choose rather to die honorably, than to be saved shamefully: and to be a cause of victory. Furthermore, it belongs to courage: both to labor, and to endure, and to choose, and to be able. Accompanying courage are audacity, and high-mindedness, and confidence, and boldness, and furthermore, industry, and endurance.

II. Things accompanying courage.

Of those things belonging to Courage.

I. The works, i.e., nine offices:

{
To be not easily terrified by the fears that concern death.
To be confident and cheerful in adverse circumstances.
To be of a ready and great mind to undergo dangers.
To choose rather to die honorably than to be saved shamefully.
To be a cause of victory.
To undertake labors.
To be patient and tolerant.
To will.
To be able.
}

Fortitude

II. The things accompanying, and six companions:

{
Audacity.
High-mindedness.
Fidentia confidence.
Boldness.
Industry.
Endurance.
}

Temperance