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 1    I, 1 |           perfect knowledge of the truth. There is a wide difference
 2    I, 5 |          ALL WHO WALK ACCORDING TO TRUTH ARE CHILDREN OF GOD.~ That,
 3    I, 5 |         unsparing advantage of the truth than ever before, as the
 4    I, 5 |         faith, ready to run to the truth, swift to speed to salvation,
 5    I, 5 |         simplicity. And we also in truth, honouring the fairest and
 6    I, 5 |           disciples. For so is the truth, that perfection is with
 7    I, 5 |          deceit; but, speaking the truth in love, may grow up to
 8    I, 5 |            basis of simplicity and truth. For He says, "Upon whom
 9    I, 5 |           spring-time, because the truth that is in us, and our habits
10    I, 5 |          habits saturated with the truth, cannot be touched by old
11    I, 6 |           sins, purblind as to the truth. Knowledge, then, is the
12    I, 6 |     indicated the knowledge of the truth, the perfect gladness in
13    I, 6 |         word, the nutriment of the truth. In truth, also liquid food
14    I, 6 |         nutriment of the truth. In truth, also liquid food is called
15    I, 6 |           and germination; and, in truth, it has risen through fire
16    I, 7 |            in the knowledge of the truth, and right guidance which
17    I, 7 |          is the right direction of truth to the contemplation of
18    I, 7 |            breeze of the Spirit of truth, stoutly holds on to the
19    I, 7 |   temporary; but eternal grace and truth were by Jesus Christ. Mark
20    I, 7 |           it said "was given;" but truth being the grace of the Father,
21    I, 8 |            were, an abscess of the truth, which must be cut open
22    I, 8 |         denunciation roused to the truth. "For the stripes and correction
23    I, 8 |         are not at enmity with the truth, and do not hate the Word,
24    I, 8 |          witnessing further to the truth, he adds after a little, "
25    I, 9 |             because I tell you the truth?" Thus also people in health
26    I, 9 |           of His throne: mercy and truth shall go before Thy face."
27    I, 10|     Jeremiah, He enlightens in the truth those who have erred. "Thus
28    I, 12|       image and likeness." And, in truth, Christ became the perfect
29    I, 12|           that pertains to love of truth, love of man, and love of
30    I, 12|         nature, and to live as the truth directs, and to admire the
31    I, 13|           same as counsels--having truth for their aim, train up
32    I, 13|           and aspiration after the truth, which attains its destined
33   II, 1 | comprehension of God. Some men, in truth, live that they may eat,
34   II, 1 |       being people who dislike the truth, and through various absurd
35   II, 1 |            the comic poet. For, in truth, "to many, many things are
36   II, 1 |             But love (agape) is in truth celestial food, the banquet
37   II, 1 |       indulgence; for the table of truth is far from lascivious dainties.
38   II, 2 |       Spirit and the Word. For, in truth, the spirit is joined to
39   II, 2 |        objects as single. "And, in truth, methinks I see two suns,"
40   II, 2 |     drifted away from the haven of truth, till, dashing on the rocks
41   II, 2 |        with drink from the vine of truth, the mixture of the old
42   II, 4 |     engrossed in idolatry. For, in truth, such instruments are to
43   II, 4 |          licentiousness--which, in truth, is privation of sensation--
44   II, 6 |           would lead away from the truth.~ "Evil communications corrupt
45   II, 7 |           ignorance. "Blessed," in truth, "is the man who has not
46   II, 8 |          admitted into the city of truth; but it is highly requisite
47   II, 9 |      hidden man, and gazing on the truth itself, and receiving its
48   II, 9 |         those processes which have truth for their object, although
49   II, 11|         raise them aloft) from the truth; and the voluptuousness,
50   II, 11| superfluities, leads away from the truth. Wherefore He says very
51   II, 11|      excite it to the discovery of truth. For He says, "Seek ye the
52   II, 11|           be banished far from the truth, as those who by opinion,
53   II, 11|            both from necessity and truth, in addition to the fact
54   II, 11|      colour, the natural colour of truth should suffice. But garments
55   II, 11|        shame," says Homer. For, in truth, I am ashamed when I see
56   II, 11|       resplendent with the rays of truth. In such another robe the
57   II, 11|       inflaming the lusts. And, in truth, those women who are crazy
58   II, 12|            luxuriousness. Base, in truth, are those sandals on which
59   II, 12|           as is the habit with our truth, we are bound to select
60   II, 13|          not falsehood strive with truth. And if they are by nature
61  III, 1 |          what is not her own." For truth calls that its own which
62  III, 2 |         the covering of flesh,--in truth, imitate the Egyptians,
63  III, 2 |        they not be rejected by the truth? Accordingly another comic
64  III, 3 |         been taught by Him, as the truth is in Jesus: that ye put
65  III, 3 |         them, how womanly! And, in truth, unless you saw them naked,
66  III, 4 |           places." For that is, in truth, a lonely place, though
67  III, 5 |           women a noble example of truth, ought to be ashamed at
68  III, 7 |        then, on our journey to the truth, must be unencumbered. "
69  III, 11|           deceptive and belies the truth, we may embrace the uniformity
70  III, 11|   uniformity and simplicity of the truth.~ Sophocles, reproaching
71  III, 11|  unambiguous, and simple colour of truth. And he who also in this
72  III, 11|            they slip away from the truth. It is right, then, for
73  III, 11|     ornaments. But the nobility of truth, discovered in the native
74  III, 11|          in order to dissemble the truth. And they defame the head,
75  III, 11|            artificial image to the truth, in accordance with the
76  III, 11|           harlotry lean not to the truth; for they approach not the
77  III, 11|         frivolities~apart from the truth. For it is not possible
78  III, 11|          and studying to speak the truth, if he get not his price,
79  III, 11|         not his price, he gets the truth, and is rich in the possession
80  III, 11|         die." But not to-morrow in truth, but already, are these
81  III, 12|          us fix ourselves to it in truth, and return to sobriety,
82  III, 12|        away lying, speak every man truth with his neighbour: for
83  III, 12|      direct our steps. And now, in truth, it is time for me to cease
84  III, 12|   commandments, is a liar; and the truth is not in Him. But whoso
85  III, 12|           drawn down. He it is, in truth, who fashions the bit for