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 1 Pre, 0(2)   |       them: and this I think is true of ours, as certain pencil-marks
 2 Pre         |       this Note as containing a true statement respecting the
 3   1, 38(32) |  however, more likely to be the true meaning. ~
 4   1, 63(53) |        to the professors of the true religion. See also ib. p.
 5   1, 72     |        of that one who alone is true ; and again, wholly plunges
 6   2, 12(11) |         in the knowledge of the true God, was sufficient to save
 7   2, 13     |      forth the requirements of (true) philosophy, or discover
 8   2, 24     |  adhered more eminently to (the true) Philosophy ; and held correctly,
 9   2, 24(61) |     this is to a certain extent true: and, that these views originated
10   2, 44     |        and) in plain terms, the true account of the Deity, as (
11   2, 50     | received, as from the Gods, the true decision (of this question).
12   2, 51     |        them the science of that true Philosophy, which is free
13   2, 80(142)|      most, do this. This is the true distinction : and it is
14   3, 38     |      the righteousness which is true, that henceforth there should
15   3, 40     |         the divine Power and in true Wisdom, He scattered His
16   3, 40     | described, and constituted them true preachers of His Godhead.
17   3, 41     | therefore who will, take up the true faith, together with the
18   3, 63     |         this only, but also the true notion of the life which
19   3, 63     |      and (so was) the right and true state of mind, respecting
20   4, 6      |       dark and destitute of the true light and knowledge of God,
21   4, 6      |        very deed, were sure and true. This Syrian fisherman therefore,
22   4, 7      |       words, the ordinances of (true) philosophy, -- ~In that
23   4, 8(24)  |     term, used to designate the true religion: it is also frequently
24   4, 23     |      and now is, (in) which the true worshippers shall worship
25   4, 23     |    cometh, and now is, that the true worshippers shall worship
26   4, 23     |       these words, (viz.) " The true worshippers" -- of whom
27   4, 23     |        creation, should those " true worshippers" worship the
28   4, 23     |       and truth." That is, "the true worshippers" shall render
29   4, 31     |            But, He returned the true answer to those who thought
30   4, 31     |        to the doctrines of the (true) worship of God, of being
31   4, 35(139)|    opinion, -- and no doubt the true one -- of many of the Fathers :
32   4, 37     |      which is in its own nature true; so also will the wicked
33   5, 1      |    which is in (its own) nature true; so also will the wickedness
34   5, 2      |   should not stand in need of a true oath, much less of a false
35   5, 3      |         was, that these recent (true) philosophers were aided
36   5, 20     |         of the doctrine of the (true) worship of God; still,
37   5, 21     |      necessity of giving even a true oath, much less a false
38   5, 21     |     oath, they should appear as true, and should proceed no farther
39   5, 22     |         and the worship of the (true) God ; who cared but little
40   5, 23     |       the leading, primary, and true reason. Let us then, also
41   5, 24     |        and the teaching of the (true) Philosophy ? Whence also,
42   5, 28     | affliction, for nothing that is true; should submit instantaneously
43   5, 28     |        learned from him nothing true, and nothing advantageous!
44   5, 28     |  punishment for nothing that is true! For, evil certainly is
45   5, 30     |     that they would say nothing true, and (then) lied, and attested
46   5, 30     | submitted to death, for nothing true ? and, that neither fire,
47   5, 41     |           whose characters were true and pure, and who shewed
48   5, 42     |         these same persons were true; and again this, that they
49   5, 47     |       and His doctrines of the (true) Philosophy; still, the