Plato's Republic

d what not, I
             call courage; and so I set it down, unless you say something
             else... (Republic 430a-430b)
             The ability of the guardians to remain focused on their "just" goals is
             what Plato calls the virtue of courage. This is completed through strict
             moral education, ensuring that there is no possible corruption of their
             ...

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