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 1 5 |  vigorous exponent of Catholic truth and defender of the rights
 2 6 |      which he lived. He was in truth a "prince of the faith,
 3 9 |      in defense of justice and truth. Naturally inclined though
 4 9 |   deterred from announcing the truth either by the violence of
 5 13|     society, whereas the plain truth is that it is mainly from
 6 16|      with none of its life and truth. ~
 7 17|       war waged against divine truth, and one that is all the
 8 27|       the natural defenders of truth, justice, and religion in
 9 27| increased so that there is, in truth, hardly room to stand without
10 31|      the eternal principles of truth and justice. ~
11 41|      towards divinely revealed truth on the part of many weak
12 41|      ever sighting the port of truth. They are not able to profit
13 44|        the safeguarding of the truth as we found in his apostolic
14 52|       they believe dispute the truth of the faith itself, confirmed
15 54|  longer; and the reason of the truth is so ample and so deep
16 55|       the contemplation of the truth" ("De fide Trinitatis,"
17 57|     their errors to the way of truth" (In lib. ii. Epist. S.