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 1  I, 1  |    corrupted in mind; the lover of truth does not give heed to ornamented
 2  I, 14 |        despisers, who obey not the truth, but are obedient to unrighteousness,
 3 II, 1  |            understand, to make the truth plain to you.~
 4 II, 2  |       VALUABLE WHEN BOUGHT.~And in truth it does seem to me absurd
 5 II, 8  |         spoke, and not knowing the truth. And others, again, said
 6 II, 8  | acknowledge that they know not the truth; but being inspired by demons
 7 II, 12 |      emitted no slightest spark of truth. And the utterances of the
 8 II, 12 |          and not a stray morsel of truth is found in them. For even
 9 II, 12 |           in them. For even if any truth seems to have been uttered
10 II, 12 |           and quite foreign to the truth. For it is not meet that
11 II, 14 |       survive the doctrines of the truth, as in the island-harbours
12 II, 14 |         saved, being lovers of the truth, and wishing to escape the
13 II, 14 |          not guided by the word of truth; but as pirates, when they
14 II, 14 |          of those who err from the truth, that they are all totally
15 II, 15 |         order, therefore, that the truth might be obvious, the plants
16 II, 16 |             as many as come to the truth, and are born again, and
17 II, 22 |   intercourse [with women], but as truth expounds, the Word, that
18 II, 23 |                         XXIII. THE TRUTH OF THE ACCOUNT IN GENESIS.~
19 II, 33 |         and pure spirit, and spoke truth in all that was uttered
20 II, 33 |           alone have possessed the truth, inasmuch as we are taught
21 II, 34 |            be able to discover the truth. We have shown from their
22 II, 35 |          the other prophets of the truth. And why should I recount
23 II, 35 |          accurately understand the truth, and no longer be carried
24 II, 38 |         they were convinced by the truth. And among the prophets
25 II, 38 |           accurately ascertain the truth.~
26 III, 1 |           opinion that the word of truth is an idle tale, and suppose
27 III, 2 |            NO MEANS OF KNOWING THE TRUTH.~For it was fit that they
28 III, 2 |            they deserved. And what truth did they utter? Or what
29 III, 3 |        neither themselves knew the truth, nor guided others to the
30 III, 3 |           nor guided others to the truth: for the things which they
31 III, 4 |      dubiety about the word of the truth. For though yourself prudent,
32 III, 4 |        proof of what we receive as truth, nor of our teaching, but
33 III, 15|       performed, God acknowledged: truth governs, grace guards, peace
34 III, 17|            then, shall we know the truth who are instructed by the
35 III, 17|          rather, who are lovers of truth, that those things are really
36 III, 21|          the Egyptians, he uttered truth indeed, because he was forced
37 III, 21|             two particulars of the truth: first, avowing that they
38 III, 23|         accurately speak the whole truth according to His will, that
39 III, 23|          work may be guided by His truth and favour. I will then
40 III, 26|         those who wish to obey the truth. Lest, then, I seem to have
41 III, 30|           histories which give the truth first, because they themselves
42 III, 30|             and have not found the truth. If you please, then, study
43 III, 30|       compendium and pledge of the truth.~