{We faint not} (ouk egkakoumen). Present active indicative
of egkake(935c), late verb (en, kakos) to behave badly in, to give
in to evil, to lose courage. In Symmachus (LXX), Polybius, and
papyri. It is the faint-hearted coward. Paul speaks of himself
(literary plural). Can he not speak for all of us?