context1: What is known is that they are master necromancers, with skills unknown to even the Giovanni. They have managed to parlay their <strong>strength</strong> and powers into positions of influence in the Sabbat. Along with their necromatic skills, they have the disciplines of auspex (insight) and fortitude (supernatural <strong>endurance</strong>).
context2: Martin Robbins suggests, in Ararat Quarterly, that his poetry reflects the tough compression of an engineer's mathematically trained mind, and cites as a representative example his poem Small in which he acknowledges the defenselessnes of the Armenian people but affirms their <strong>strength</strong>. In many of his poems Mount Ararat itself serves as an emblem of the <strong>endurance</strong> of his people. In Song of Songs he writes: I am an Armenian.