Chapter

 1   1|    what we have said of all is true of each of them. Such a~
 2   2|       nothing? There can be no true~hope without love. Indeed,
 3   3|         who is the one and the true God.~21 Further, the Christian
 4   5|        must always aim at that true felicity wherein misery
 5   5|        know,~if he approves as true what is actually false,
 6   5|  nothing~more than to judge as true what is in fact false, and
 7   5|    false, and as false what is true. It means to be certain ~
 8   5|        whether it be certainly true or certainly false. ~This
 9   6|        incautiously accepts as true what is false. On the other
10   6|     judges his statement to be true - than the ~one who unknowingly
11   7|      the error of affirming as true what may be false, since
12   7|     even if what~appears to be true turns out to be true indeed,
13   7|        be true turns out to be true indeed, they will still
14   7|     live is therefore not only~true, but it is altogether certain
15   7|      many things that are thus true and certain~concerning which,
16   7|       not, or whether they are true or are supposed to be true
17   7|     true or are supposed to be true or ~false. To err in such
18   7|    that~we judge the false for true, reject the true for the
19   7|     false for true, reject the true for the false, and hold
20   7|     were already enjoying that true and perfected happiness.~
21   7|       This is so~whether it be true or is only supposed to be
22   7|      or is only supposed to be true when it is not. But a man
23   9| apostle Peter. And since it is true, I ask you what kind of
24   9|  righteousness. This, then, is true liberty: the joy that comes
25  10|      Virgin." Yet it~is indeed true that the Word was made flesh,
26  12|        in that action? This is true and can be shown by examples,
27  16|        turn the mind from that true and right~judgment by which
28  17|     the~Scripture saying holds true: "A heavy yoke is on the
29  19|        their enemies are their true friends. And then, by mistake,
30  20|        yet, what they heard is true: "Give~alms; and behold,
31  20|         and the saying is most true: "Have mercy upon~your own
32  23|       that at least as much is true~of fetuses that are fully
33  23|    cannot die. For there is no true life unless it be~lived
34  23|      be~lived in happiness; no true incorruptibility save where
35  24|  nothing he cannot do, and how true is what is sung in ~the
36  24|          This obviously is not true, if there is anything that
37  31|    even if what he believes is true; he hopes in vain,~even
38  31| generally agreed to pertain to true happiness, unless he believes
39  31|      love. For, although it is true that he~cannot hope without
40  31|   comes to it.~Now this is the true faith of Christ which the
41  31|       his being reborn. And so true is it that "the Spirit~breatheth
42  32|     then, the supreme state of true~health [summa sanitas] will