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 1 3 |  necessary reasons of what is true and good, it sees that no
 2 7 |      the lower animals in any true sense, since they act of
 3 10|   when united. Therefore, the true liberty of human society
 4 12|   impartiality of law and the true brotherhood of man were
 5 13|       this, as We have shown, true liberty really consists.~
 6 14|     were careful to grasp its true and legitimate meaning,
 7 14|   consequently substitute for true liberty what is sheer and
 8 16|   authority to decide what is true and what is good, and the
 9 16| authority is severed from the true and natural principle whence
10 16|   such doctrines promote that true liberty which alone is worthy
11 20|      to Him. Add to which, no true virtue can exist without
12 21|     it must needs be taken as true that the State has no duties
13 21|      professed which alone is true, and which can be recognized
14 22|     is greatly hurtful to the true liberty of both rulers and
15 23|     the bounds and end of all true liberty. For right is a
16 23|  State what things soever are true and honorable, so that as
17 26|      Truth, and the Life, the true Light which enlightens every
18 27|     should grow indignant, or true science feel aggrieved,
19 30|    commands. This, indeed, is true liberty, a liberty worthy
20 31|     what they say were really true, there would be no tyranny,
21 32|   consequence, the defense of true liberty can be confidently
22 33|     with the discernment of a true mother, the Church weighs
23 33|      to anything save what is true and honest, she does not
24 47|   such moment discern what is true, and may afterwards, in