Chapter

 1 1 |        of extremest bondage the truly noble freedom of those who
 2 1 |          He, who is in Him that truly is, has appeared; for the
 3 1 |   enigmas. But if thou desirest truly to see God, take to thyself
 4 2 |        darkness. Insane devices truly are they all of unbelieving
 5 2 |     dealers in honourable wares truly. They lived there as exiles,
 6 2 |     into the chest. Fine sights truly, and becoming a goddess;
 7 2 |    acknowledging as God Him who truly is; the other and second
 8 2 |       although reluctantly, yet truly, to have come to understand
 9 4 |      you go over them, find how truly silly is the custom in which
10 4 |     beauty pure, that it may be truly fair. Be king over beauty,
11 4 |       alone,--God, who alone is truly God. And again, when involved
12 9 |       you shall not receive the truly existent Father, nor shall
13 9 |   teaching the apostle knows as truly divine. "Thou, O Timothy,"
14 9 |        is in Christ Jesus." For truly holy are those letters that
15 10|      truth, and seek Him who is truly our Father, rejecting custom
16 10|    dying sooner than men." And, truly, he who worships gods that
17 10|          and being, as he is, a truly heavenly plant--to the knowledge
18 10|      this, that He alone who is truly God, only truly is and subsists.
19 10|    alone who is truly God, only truly is and subsists. But those
20 10|         contrary, regard men as truly sacred, and take beasts
21 10|         Divine Word, He that is truly most manifest Deity, He
22 11|       having bestowed on us the truly great, divine, and inalienable
23 11| imitating Him. The heavenly and truly divine love comes to men
24 12|        shalt see the heavens. O truly sacred mysteries! O stainless