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 1  Marc  |        to the knowledge of the truth.~For as the putrid humours
 2  Marc  |     more fully demonstrate the truth of the statements already
 3  Marc  |       did the Lord, who is the Truth and the Light, take in hand
 4 Theoph |       those who adulterate the truth, who, corrupting the Scriptures
 5 Theoph |      unto the knowledge of the truth."16 And now, although this
 6 Theoph |    discussion in behalf of the truth.~And when Theophila had
 7  Thal  |        side25 is the Spirit of truth, the Paraclete, of whom
 8  Thal  |        the sevenfold Spirit of truth, according to the prophet;29
 9  Thal  |    better, and who embrace the truth more clearly, being delivered
10  Thal  |  dangerously ill, and say," In truth, my friend, it were fitting
11 Thall  |         and to speak the plain truth, the wise are accustomed
12 Thall  |     present condition, has the truth come unmingled to men, who
13 Thall  |        heavenly order; for the truth will be accurately made
14 Agathe |       who represent the living truth itself.~
15 Procil |         but in accordance with truth and an unflattering judgment.
16 Procil |    looks more clearly upon the truth. For it is clear to every
17 Procil |     lovely and desirable is in truth the glory of virginity,
18 Thekla |       the theatre the drama of truth, that is, righteousness,
19 Thekla |      removed from the scene of truth, and, instead of procreating
20 Thekla | prudence, and love itself, and truth and temperance, and other
21 Thekla |     necessary that the word of truth should be imprinted and
22 Thekla |   divine seat and the basis of truth against which there is no
23 Thekla |        Her slew Bellerophon in truth. And this Slew Christ the
24 Thekla |       is, in something between truth and falsehood, go far astray
25 Thekla |     and deny that we speak the truth, when we say that man is
26 Thekla |       Greeks, who, burying the truth in fairies and fictions,
27 Thekla |    words, here considering the truth.~
28 Tusiane|      should consider the naked truth itself, for He saith, "A
29 Tusiane|     Chapter II.-Figure, Image, Truth: Law Grace, Glory; Man Created
30 Tusiane|     are the representatives of truth. For the law is indeed the
31 Tusiane|       is the representative of truth itself. For the men of olden
32 Tusiane|      Christ, saying, "I am the truth,"7 know that shadows and
33 Tusiane|        and we hasten on to the truth, proclaiming its glorious
34 Tusiane|        come, but the Gospel is truth and the grace of life. Pleasant
35 Tusiane|      it, quickly perceives the truth; as the widow in the Gospels17
36  Domn  |       to show that I speak the truth, where the future reign
37  Domn  |     said unto the trees, If in truth ye anoint me king over you,
38 Arete  |      sake of amusement than of truth.~Euboulios. Speak fair,