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Corage

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Cor´age
n.1.See Courage
To Canterbury with full devout corage.
- Chaucer.


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It was said of women in item 44 of Le livre Roisin from Lille that they, unlike men, are hasty and capricious (pour cheque femme est de hastive et de vollage corage, plus que li home ne soit.
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Plutarch recounts how Alcibiades led an army of Athenian priests and ministers "singing the holy songe of Iaccus [Bacchus]" to reclaim a roadway from the Peloponnesians, thus triumphing "in the sight of his countrie, where the people should see and witnesse both, his valliantnes, and also his corage.
Shakespeare's Dionysian prince: drama, politics, and the "Athenian" ... by Tiffany, Grace / Renaissance Quarterly
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