Chapter

 1 5 |        become possessed of the truth, am trying to reduce to
 2 13|       indeed, it knows not the truth, it dies, and is dissolved
 3 13|        darkness. The Logos, in truth, is the light of God, but
 4 17|    reason to the herald of the truth. A diseased affection (pathos)
 5 19|     because by proclaiming the truth he convicted the philosophers
 6 19|       able to show the perfect truth of these things; only do
 7 22| beguile their hearers from the truth!~
 8 26|    wisdom that is according to truth, and assign the names of
 9 27|       bears, but only when the truth about him has been clearly
10 27|      not a sober exposition of truth. How can it be otherwise
11 29|        be able to discover the truth. And, while I was giving
12 40|    they might misrepresent the truth as if it were a fable. But