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Pious
Pious adjective - Firm in one's allegiance to someone or something.
Usage example: a pious supporter of his school's athletic teams, during winning and losing seasons alike
Both words in one sentence
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Also, in memory, Henry VI (who was portrayed in the previous plays as pious and good, but far too weak).
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The fact that Bevier is the most pious and good-hearted of all the knights isn't lost on anyone either.
Source: Blade on a Stick -
In versions of the legend where he isn't just Plucky Comic Relief, he's usually depicted as a master swordsman and skilled wrestler (using his bulk to good effect), as well as a genuinely good and pious man.
Source: Badass Preacher
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