Who said "The coward dies a thousand deaths; the brave but once."?

This quote is attributed to Virgil.

The coward dies a thousand deaths; the brave but once. - Virgil

"The coward dies a thousand deaths; the brave but once."

Virgil Courage

Poet Roman 70–19

"I sing of arms and the man who first came forth from Troy's boundaries to Italy and the Lavinian shores."

"Fortune favors the bold."

"What greater thing is there for two human souls than to feel that they are joined for life?"

"I fear the Greeks, even bearing gifts."

"Never let fear stop you from chasing your dreams."

"Courage is being afraid but doing it anyway."

"Sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do."

"Sometimes you have to be the monster to stop the monsters."