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 1     I, prooe|           also whatsoever things the truth has received by the grace
 2    IV, 2    |             from the doctrine of the truth, speak of a sedition of
 3    IV, 4    |              make the horoscope with truth. And not only does more
 4    IV, 43   |           within the confines of the truth, asserted that the Deity
 5    IV, 45   |             addict themselves to the truth, will be assisted by our
 6    IV, 46   |              the serene haven of the truth. In order, however, that
 7    IV, 46   |       dancing and silliness, but not truth. Aratus, therefore, expresses
 8    IV, 50   |              were), dancing, and not Truth. For neither do the stars
 9    IV, 51   |         enumerates them thus): Mind, Truth, Word, Life, Man, Church,
10     V, 1    |           knowledge in regard of the truth. It remains, therefore,
11     V, 3    |              is in possession of the truth, and will furnish a solution
12     V, 6    |          diversified, resembling, in truth, the hydra that we read
13     V, 6    |    refutation, employing the wand of truth, we shall entirely exterminate
14     V, 8    |               falsifying the name of truth, proclaim as a doctrine
15     V, 18   |             acknowledgment (of their truth). And in this manner he
16     V, 21   |           that all do not attain the truth." And, he says, Paradise
17     V, 22   |              my lot to meet. But, in truth, (the followers of Justinus)
18    VI, 15   |            in his doctrines). And in truth at last, when conviction
19    VI, 16   |       although he has suppressed the truth regarding his obligations
20    VI, 32   |             will never really attain truth. But what is astonishing
21    VI, 39   |             THE QUATERNION EXHIBITS "TRUTH."~And (Marcus alleged) that
22    VI, 39   |          wish also to exhibit to you Truth herself, for I have brought
23    VI, 39   |               This is in the body of Truth, according to Marcus. This
24    VI, 39   |             And this is the body of (Truth) herself. But do you, raising
25    VI, 39   |              hear from the mouths of Truth (of) the Logos, who is Self-generator
26    VI, 40   |         words, (Marcus details) that Truth, gazing upon him, and opening
27    VI, 40   |              heard from the mouth of Truth. And yet this which you
28    VI, 49   |              And here they say, when Truth eluded his pursuit, that
29   VII, 16   |            Jews. These, then, are in truth the tenets of Saturnilus.~
30   VII, 18   |              and those that know the truth. (Thinkest thou, then,)
31   VII, 20   |            from the preaching of the truth, or that they also, looking, (
32   VII, 26   |       persuading them that he was in truth no phantom, but was present
33  VIII, 13   |               and those who know the truth; because every creature
34    IX, 2    |       reluctantly to acknowledge the truth. And they, abashed and constrained
35    IX, 2    |       abashed and constrained by the truth, have confessed their errors
36    IX, 6    |            and withstood him for the truth's sake. And he hurried headlong
37    IX, 7    |           being ashamed to speak the truth, this Callistus, not only
38    IX, 7    |            speak in violation of the truth, and is not abashed at being
39    IX, 12   | demonstration of the Doctrine of the Truth, in order that, after the
40    IX, 12   |             crown, and believing the truth, may not be unsettled.~
41    IX, 18   |            however, to be a lover of truth, and to reprove him that
42    IX, 26   |            mentioned) concerning the truth, and to furnish our delineation
43    IX, 26   |             to know the power of the truth, may be placed in the way
44     X, 1    |         other words, by the force of truth, we approach the demonstration
45     X, 1    |             the demonstration of the truth itself. For then the artificial
46     X, 1    |           that the definition of the truth has been derived. The truth
47     X, 1    |          truth has been derived. The truth has not taken its principles
48     X, 1    |              Chaldeans. Nor does the truth owe its existence to astonishment,
49     X, 1    |            to learn) the rule of the truth; yet even now, after having
50     X, 2    |              doctrine concerning the truth in one, having first presented
51     X, 4    |       concerning the examples of the truth, as to how they are, and
52     X, 4    |       treatment), we may exhibit the truth in a plain and familiar (
53     X, 26   |             knowledge respecting the Truth, which in the course of
54     X, 27   |          that prove our knowledge of truth and our practice of good
55     X, 27   |             the demonstration of His Truth.~
56     X, 28   |          XXVIII. THE DOCTRINE OF THE TRUTH.~The first and only (one
57     X, 29   |            XXIX. THE DOCTRINE OF THE TRUTH CONTINUED.~Therefore this
58     X, 30   |             simplicity of unassuming truth. And by means of this knowledge