Chapter

 1 1 |            the celestial Word, the true athlete crowned in the theatre
 2 1 |           of all ills."~ Sweet and true is the charm of persuasion
 3 1 |         not being partakers of the true life, have come to life
 4 2 |          Atheists who know not the true God, and pay shameless worship
 5 2 |            and becomes the germ of true wisdom. One of these charges
 6 2 |        harlot, in ignorance of his true father, may claim many putative
 7 2 |       Hercules, the son of Zeus--a true son of Zeus--was the offspring
 8 3 |           take him up. Nothing but true, O Barbarian, shall you
 9 4 |           then will I worship that true beauty which is the archetype
10 4 |          robbing the divine of its true nature. Why, I pray you,
11 9 | instruction continue; and then the true to-day, the never-ending
12 9 |      fatherland in heaven, not the true light, but smoke. But godliness,
13 9 |            Abba, Father. This, the true utterance of His children,
14 10|            become swinish; but, as true children of the light, let
15 10|        thus our loving Father--the true Father--ceases not to exhort,
16 10|           image of the Word is the true man, the mind which is in
17 10|     conquered by brass or iron the true wisdom for himself choose
18 10|            salvation: for He was a true champion and a fellow-champion
19 11|         God have received the only true wisdom; and that which the
20 11|            us contemplate the only true God, first raising our voice
21 11|        putting them in mind of the true sustenance;"~having bestowed
22 11|           soul itself the spark of true goodness, kindled in the
23 12|        indestructible and the only true God, the Word of God, raising