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• Being Beautiful in Spirit
• Charity
• Good Cheer
• Chivalry
• Courage
• Courtesy
• Determination
• Selflessness
• Endurance
• Faithfulness
• Forgiveness
• Friendliness
• Happiness
• Helpfulness
• Honour
• Hopefulness
• Humility
• Justice
• Kindness
• Loyalty
• Mercy
• MoralityMorality is a complex of principles based on cultural, religious, and philosophical concepts and beliefs, by which an individual determines whether his or her actions are right or wrong. These concepts and beliefs are often generalized and codified by a c
• NobilityThe nobility represents, or has represented, the higher stratum of a society in which social classes can be distinguished. The most distinctive feature of nobilty is that once acquired, it is passed to descendants, possibly according to some rules. Initia
• Obediency
• PatiencePatience is the ability and willingness to wait a long time or to carry out a task that takes a long time, especially one that is by itself not heavy, but boring. It also means not easily getting angry or not showing anger in situations of human communica
• Perseverence
• PrudenceThe conventional meaning of prudence is to exercise sound judgement in practical affairs. It is considered to be a virtue and is often associated with wisdom.
• Sincerity
• SympathySympathy exists when the (supposed) feelings or emotions of one person give rise to similar feelings in another person, creating a state of shared feeling. In common usage, sympathy is usually the sharing of unhappiness or suffering, but it can also refer
• Tenderness
• Truthfulness
• WisdomWisdom is often meant as the ability and desire to make choices that can gain approval in a long-term examination by many people. In this sense, to label a choice "wise" implies that the action or inaction was strategically correct when judged by widely-h

Source: Description of the Virtues of a Perfect Knight. King Arthurs's Great Halls