Book, Chapter

 1     I, prooe|          blasphemous towards the true God they have acquired complete
 2     I, prooe|          predictions turning out true. In the commencement, therefore,
 3     I, 13   |         not possible to attain a true knowledge of things. He
 4     I, 20   |         intelligible or sensible true, but that they appear to
 5    IV, 21   |         in business or principle true, free-spoken, beneficent,
 6     V, 3    |          says, is the mighty and true beginning of miracles which
 7     V, 3    |        uses the words, "I am the true gate." Now he who makes
 8     V, 4    |          in this mountain do the true worshippers worship, nor
 9     V, 4    |         and has never beheld the true light, "which lighteneth
10     V, 4    |   quality as we pass through the true gate, which is the blessed
11    VI, 9    |         womb; and that this is a true (assumption) the Scripture
12    VI, 47   |  learning shall ascertain (to be true, by a reference to the previous
13   VII, 6    |           this genus). For it is true to say that man is an animal,
14   VII, 8    |     therefore, and Isidorus, the true son and disciple of Basilides,
15   VII, 10   |         the Gospels: "He was the true light, which lighteth every
16   VII, 23   |        with the doctrines of the true Church, in so far as he
17    IX, 6    |         to those who entertained true opinions, he would in private
18    IX, 9    |       magicians, as if they were true. And they resort to these,
19     X, 1    |        the manner in which every true definition is, viz., as
20     X, 18   |         the world is made by the true God, and they speak of Christ
21     X, 19   |       things were created by the true God; whereas that Christ,
22     X, 26   |     nation of worshippers of the true God, more ancient than all
23     X, 26   |        to hold converse with the true God, inasmuch as, so far
24     X, 27   |        habitually worshipped the true God, it is reasonable that
25     X, 27   |       not the worshippers of the true God be of greater antiquity
26     X, 30   |  CONCLUDING ADDRESS.~Such is the true doctrine in regard of the
27     X, 30   |         us may be taught who the true God is, and what is His
28     X, 30   | instructed in a knowledge of the true God. And thou shalt possess