Book, Chapter

 1  I, 11 |        But God, the living and true God, I worship, knowing
 2 II, 8  |     the name of the living and true God; and these spirits of
 3 II, 23 |        place. And that this is true, the fact itself proves.
 4 II, 32 |       how can they say what is true regarding these things,
 5 II, 35 |    purpose only the living and true God, who also is Maker of
 6 II, 36 |       ye have not honoured the true God,~Nor offered to Him
 7 II, 36 |          That these things are true, and useful, and just, and
 8 II, 37 |   thing I know, I hold it ever true,~The evil-doer evil shall
 9 III, 12|     the LORD Almighty, Execute true judgment, and show mercy
10 III, 16| fabulous, but more ancient and true than all poets and authors
11 III, 16|       then what he says is not true.~
12 III, 17|        those things are really true which they declared concerning
13 III, 17|       their statements are not true.~
14 III, 26|   shown to be more ancient and true than those of the Greeks
15 III, 29|    think; but very ancient and true. For Thallus mentioned Belus,