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 1 7 |     having been dispelled, the truth may shine forth far and
 2 7 |     minds of men from Catholic truth, and engender a certain
 3 7 |      spread forth the more its truth and divine excellence. On
 4 7 |        boldly upon the path of truth, from ignorance of many
 5 7 |      social progress, which in truth is nothing less than the
 6 8 |   problems, the best patron of truth: by virtue of which they
 7 8 |     other doctrines the aid of truth, by the discussion and refutation
 8 8 | passing over the boundaries of truth. For neither can you rightly
 9 8 |   walks within the confines of truth, who not only never differs
10 8 |      the Head and Fount of all truth, but is always strictly
11 9 |      Christ; who, as He is the truth, has taught Us what We ought
12 10| revelation, no place where the truth may defend itself. But truly,
13 12| Christian prudence. And indeed truth, naturally desired by all
14 12|      or later win men's minds. Truth may be tried and oppressed
15 13|    wise and infallible, of the truth, whose precepts states as