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 1 2 |          and take their stand on true and solid principles, there
 2 4 |          and fortify the road to true faith, and to prepare the
 3 4 |  dedicated to the service of the true God which had formerly been
 4 5 |           therefore, is not only true but truth itself, which
 5 6 |    nature, form, and genius of a true science. For in this, the
 6 7 |          he had learned from the true David to wrest the sword
 7 7 |       the likeness of truth; for true it cannot be."(25)~
 8 9 |       discriminating between the true and the false. Justly, therefore,
 9 10|       vice, and other matters, a true and certain knowledge of
10 10|          they cherished what was true and wise in them and amended
11 16|   plainly be accepted as equally true of philosophy and its praises.
12 16| distinguished from darkness, the true from the false, expose and
13 21|         of Blessed Thomas as the true and Catholic doctrine and
14 24| erudition. And the same thing is true of sacred theology, which,
15 29|       teachings of Thomas on the true meaning of liberty, which
16 31|           lest the false for the true or the corrupt for the pure