Book, Chapter

 1        I, I   |         is of highest truth and true sublimity, to wit, English,
 2        I, XXV |        end, with the living and true God. The king hearing this,
 3        I, XXV |         which you believe to be true, and most beneficial, we
 4        I, XXX |    devils to the service of the true God; that the nation, seeing
 5        I, XXX |         knowing and adoring the true God, may the more freely
 6        I, XXX |        should offer them to the true God, and not to idols; and
 7       II, I   |         before converted to the true faith, he made our nation,
 8       II, I   |         Phocas, departed to the true life which is in Heaven.
 9       II, II  |       proclaimed by all to be a true herald of the light from
10       II, II  |       perceived that it was the true way of righteousness which
11       II, VIII|       his mind to the belief in true conversion and the certainty
12       II, IX  |  stranger to the worship of the true God." This answer being
13       II, IX  |       To espouse her to the one true Husband, that he might present
14       II, XIII|        has been given me by the true God?" Then immediately,
15       II, XIII| knowledge of the worship of the true God, he commanded his companions
16       II, XIII|       by the inspiration of the true God, profaned and destroyed
17       II, XV  |    EDWIN was so zealous for the true worship, that he likewise
18       II, XX  |      York, James, the deacon, a true churchman and a holy man,
19      III, II  |        and together beseech the true and living God Almighty
20      III, III |      Anatolius. Whether this be true, every instructed person
21      III, IV  |      idolatry, and received the true faith by the preaching of
22      III, IV  |        of monastic rules. It is true they employed doubtful cycles
23      III, IV  |         led them to observe the true and canonical day of Easter;
24      III, VII |        learned and received the true faith; for the king, with
25      III, XXIV|    rejoiced to serve Christ the true King, for the sake of an
26      III, XXV |         zealous defender of the true Easter, whose name was Ronan,
27      III, XXV |        said above, observed the true and Catholic Easter, with
28      III, XXV |  followed; and that this is the true Easter, and the only one
29      III, XXV |     thus, the king said, "Is it true, Colman, that these words
30      III, XXV |      Lord?" He answered, "It is true, O king!" .Then said he, "
31      III, XXIX|      have been converted to the true and Apostolic faith, in
32      III, XXIX|       speaks of celebrating the true Easter uniformly throughout
33      III, XXX |      recall the province to the true faith. He acted with much
34       IV, V   |     other, if he wishes to be a true Christian, but continue
35       IV, XIII|    perceived that He Who is the true God had enriched them by
36       IV, XIV |         Apostles of Christ were true. And this moreover bore
37       IV, XIX |       been often made; a man of true religion, and altogether
38       IV, XIX |         place in our age, which true histories tell us happened
39       IV, XIX |       to serve only Christ, the true King, in a monastery; and
40        V, IX  |         apprehended that it was true, yet would not desist from
41        V, XIX |       the four Gospels, and the true computation of Easter; and
42        V, XIX |          made confession of the true and catholic faith, and
43        V, XIX |      course, to accord with the true teaching of the catholic
44        V, XXI |       laid down is proved to be true, when we said that the Paschal
45        V, XXI |       righteousness, though the true Light had never by death
46        V, XXI |       before, that this was the true celebration of Easter, but
47        V, XXII|       and turned aside from the true path, expose their heads