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 1 1 |        aside a little from the Truth is like the Adulteress who
 2 2 |        fought much against the Truth, let us speak a little against
 3 2 |        125, l.18.] we, but the Truth which speaks against it.
 4 6 |        we say, that is, as the Truth requires. ~
 5 15|      them by means of one. The Truth also in its splendour when
 6 20|      Body is essentially Evil, Truth cannot come from Teachers
 7 20|        not allow the melody of Truth to be played on its strings.
 8 21|        of the Body to hear the Truth, and to speak what is right,—
 9 21|       i.e., the Soul) preaches Truth in the World, and it is
10 21|       of which it sounds forth Truth in creation. For along with
11 23|         From it he learns (the truth) concerning his ailment
12 23| Scriptures for he receives the truth by [L. 37.] Experience,
13 23|        Scriptures declares the truth]. For the Mind was sufficient
14 26|      proclaim Error instead of Truth.— for, as they suppose,
15 26|    they suppose, they proclaim Truth to their Hearers,—how much
16 27|       all refutations the same Truth conquers, and is crowned,
17 31|       to hide from the face of Truth? For instead of that which
18 34|        Falsehood lie which the Truth easily exposes. But if the
19 35|   scourged by the inquiries of Truth in order that its disciples
20 41|      Teacher was drunk in very truth. For he fights as a drunkard
21 41|       them the thing which the Truth cannot accept. For we will
22 43|       and though they know the truth, they become denied; and
23 47|       And they acknowledge the truth unwillingly that Freewill