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 1 8 |       the investigation of the true meaning of the text; nor
 2 10|      to meet the Rationalists, true children and inheritors
 3 10|        opposed the ancient and true science which the Church,
 4 13|  investigate and ascertain its true sense, and how to meet and
 5 14|        is to be considered the true sense of Holy Scripture
 6 14|    place it is to judge of the true sense and interpretation
 7 15|        attests; although it is true that the holy Fathers did
 8 15| writers who, being without the true faith, only gnaw the bark
 9 16|        the reasonableness, the true meaning, and the mutual
10 16|        cannot be placed on its true footing, or treated as its
11 17|     acquainted with the art of true criticism. There has arisen,
12 18|   destroying the principles of true philosophy and in the corruption
13 18|       really demonstrate to be true of physical nature, we must
14 20|     quite untrustworthy. It is true, no doubt, that copyists
15 20|        utter that which is not true. This is the ancient and
16 21|     down anything but what was true. The words of St. Augustine
17 23|    consulted as to what is the true or most probable meaning