Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |          bringing salvation; meek truly is He, and riding on a beast
 2    I, 6 |        who knows God? For it were truly monstrous that that which
 3    I, 6 |           been revealed to babes. Truly, then, are we the children
 4    I, 6 |        face. How then, if that is truly the promise after our departure
 5    I, 6 |          love, and those only are truly Messed who suck this breast.
 6    I, 6 |          forth a child, and to be truly a mother, by which also
 7    I, 8 |         points out God, who alone truly is, "who was, and is, and
 8    I, 8 |          is God is also alone and truly righteous, our Lord in the
 9    I, 9 |          he who is destined to be truly happy ought to be purest
10    I, 9 |     salutary, if bitter. Sick, we truly stand in need of the Saviour;
11    I, 9 |           opposite. And He who is truly God is just and good; who
12    I, 12|        take on the impress of the truly saving life of our Saviour;
13   II, 1 |           And it is to be simple, truly plain, suiting precisely
14   II, 1 |          for on them depends this truly carnal and destructive life;
15   II, 1 |       contemplation of that which truly exists, and so taste of
16   II, 2 | friendships may be shown in a way truly appropriate to the name.
17   II, 4 |          He hath made. For man is truly a pacific instrument; while
18   II, 8 |         luxury. It becomes us who truly follow the Scripture to
19   II, 8 |         Son of the Father, who is truly one, the beginning and the
20   II, 11|        and haste to that which is truly beautiful and comely, and
21   II, 13|          is decorous, simple, and truly childlike, but what is pompous,
22   II, 13|           of the present day, not truly beautiful, but richly got
23   II, 13|           sacred things, the Word truly exhibiting the true beauty "
24  III, 3 |       hastes to the end, the more truly venerable is he, having
25  III, 6 |         moth nor robber." Blessed truly is he, "though he be insignificant,
26  III, 6 |           and obscure;" and he is truly rich with the greatest of
27  III, 6 |          is worth most, turns out truly rich, though not recognised
28  III, 6 |          possessor, rendering man truly blessed. For he whose it
29  III, 8 |         after or seek virtue.~"He truly is the best of all who himself
30  III, 11|         defame the head, which is truly beautiful. Consequently
31  III, 12|           King, and the realities truly good which await us. For