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 1 1 |                I. DEFENCE OF THE TRUTH SHOULD PRECEDE DISCUSSIONS
 2 1 |   doctrine which agrees with the truth of things, there springs
 3 1 |          tendency to corrupt the truth. This is apparent, in the
 4 1 |        For such men have left no truth free from their calumnious
 5 1 |           give up in despair the truth concerning these things,
 6 1 |  argument, one in defence of the truth, another concerning the
 7 1 |           another concerning the truth: that in defence of the
 8 1 |           that in defence of the truth, for disbelievers and doubters;
 9 1 |    doubters; that concerning the truth, for such as are candid
10 1 |       are candid and receive the truth with readiness. Accordingly
11 1 |     dissertations concerning the truth always take precedence of
12 1 |          who wishes to teach the truth persuade any one by speaking
13 1 |      arguments in defence of the truth before those concerning
14 1 |      before those concerning the truth; and on the present occasion
15 2 |       certainty which belongs to truth [well and good]; for it
16 2 |         sound judgment about the truth. It behoves, therefore,
17 2 |       that they do not speak the truth when they say that it is
18 11|         discourse concerning the truth is one thing, and to discourse
19 11|         discourse concerning the truth, as being necessary to all
20 11|      discourse in defence of the truth is inferior in nature and
21 11|        than the establishment of truth; and second in order, for
22 11|         and the establishment of truth both have piety for their
23 11|          are concerned about the truth and their own salvation;
24 11|        we proposed, and Show the truth of the doctrine concerning
25 14|   several doctrines of which the truth consists, or of any marten
26 14|   neither to be unmindful of the truth, or of our certainty respecting
27 17|          reason, tracing out the truth from the natural sequence,
28 17|  experience for establishing the truth.~
29 18| examination, as establishing the truth of the resurrection, are