Chapter

 1 2 |     of knowledge and love of truth to the examination of our
 2 3 |       our very lives for the truth's sake.~
 3 5 |         There is one God, in truth there is but one,~ Who made
 4 7 |    and reason accordant with truth? For poets and philosophers,
 5 7 |   find out and apprehend the truth; but they have not been
 6 11|    opinion, but may have the truth clearly before you. For
 7 11|      their persuasion of its truth: they do not rehearse speeches,
 8 18|   them to treat with greater truth than others of divine things,
 9 21|    mouth divine~ Was full of truth, as well as prophet's art.~(
10 23| flows forth from Him that is truth, and discoursed of primal
11 23|     think, that to learn the truth concerning those who are
12 24|      much from each other as truth and plausibility: the one
13 25|   individually, according to truth and not according to opinion;
14 27|  unaccustomed to contemplate truth, and to consider thoughtfully
15 30|     you think to obscure the truth, you in fact proclaim him