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 1 I    |        before the world the real truth in regard to the charges
 2 I    |         cannot surely forbid the Truth to reach your ears by the
 3 II   |    themselves, in defence of the truth, to help the judge to a
 4 II   |          authority to extort the truth, you do your utmost to get
 5 II   |         ever working against the truth, pursues with its enmity,
 6 IV   |    ridicule. But since, when our truth meets you successfully at
 7 IV   |    unwillingly, preferred to the truth, I shall first, in this
 8 IV   |       torture to get from me the truth? I am guilty of crimes against
 9 V    |      which had clearly shown the truth of Christ's divinity, brought
10 VII  |      take no pains to elicit the truth of what we have been so
11 VII  |      from the reign of Tiberius. Truth and the hatred of truth
12 VII  |          Truth and the hatred of truth come into our world together.
13 VII  |       world together. As soon as truth appears, it is regarded
14 VII  |         even when it brings some truth to us, without a taint of
15 IX   |      thyself a Christian, and in truth only son of thy father in
16 X    |          idea of discovering the truth, and the other simply and
17 XIII |       See now if I go beyond the truth. First, indeed, seeing you
18 XIV  |         another, that is, always truth is disliked. However, when
19 XV   |        they render homage to the truth; nor continue longer in
20 XX   |       they are proved. Well, the truth of a prophecy, I thinks
21 XXI  |          agoing to overthrow the truth, which they resemble. The
22 XXI  |     chiefs were convicted of the truth, chiefly because so many
23 XXI  |          faith undoubting in the truth, at last by Nero's cruel
24 XXI  |          to the knowledge of the truth. Search, then, and see if
25 XXIII|         proof? The simplicity of truth is thus set forth; its own
26 XXIII|          be spirits of evil. The truth is, as we have thus not
27 XXIII|        then, when they speak the truth about themselves. No one
28 XXIII|      desires to prove to you the Truth, it were at all possible
29 XXX  |       emperor's behalf. Upon the truth of God, and devotion to
30 XXXV |         decency, and purity,--in truth they have been established
31 XXXIX|  agonized into the same light of truth! But on this very account,
32 XL   |         overtook themselves. The truth is, the human race has always
33 XLII |      throw in a contribution! In truth, we are not able to give
34 XLVI |        of reality? But while the truth we hold is made clear to
35 XLVI |          he had a glimpse of the truth, at his dying ordered a
36 XLVI |     proportion to the enmity the truth awakens, you give offence
37 XLVI |        with its persecutors. The truth which philosophers, these
38 XLVI |     between one who corrupts the truth, and one who restores and
39 XLVII|         is nothing so old as the truth; and the already proved
40 XLVII|          be. For so, too, if the truth was distinguished by its
41 XLVII|         and he might condemn the truth from the different ways
42 XLVII|         that this is the rule of truth which comes down from Christ
43 XLVII|        Everything opposed to the truth has been got up from the
44 XLVII|         has been got up from the truth itself, the spirits of error
45 XLVII|         their resemblance to the truth, they might impair its credibility,
46 XLIX |     regard as absurd, things the truth of which it is expedient
47 L    | execution, we may battle for the truth. But the day is won when