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1 I, 4 | Mathematics, intuition.—True eloquence makes light of
2 I, 4 | makes light of eloquence, true morality makes light of
3 I, 4 | of philosophy is to be a true philosopher.~
4 I, 9 | that side it is usually true, and admit that truth to
5 I, 9 | of our senses are always true.~
6 I, 25 | itself be drawn from the true.~
7 II, 72 | knowledge leads us. If it be not true, there is no truth in man;
8 II, 72 | truth in man; and if it be true, he finds therein great
9 II, 72 | let him estimate at their true value the earth, kingdoms,
10 II, 72 | or we them.~This is our true state; this is what makes
11 II, 73 | servare beatum, 9 and the true sceptics in their indifference,
12 II, 79 | figure and motion," for it is true. But to say what these are,
13 II, 79 | and painful. And were it true, we do not think all Philosophy
14 II, 80 | not so sure that we make a true choice. So, having assurance
15 II, 81 | love; so that, for want of true objects, they must attach
16 II, 82 | the same character on the true and the false.~I do not
17 II, 82 | in vain; it cannot set a true value on things.~This arrogant
18 II, 82 | causes according to their true nature without considering
19 II, 82 | appearance. If magistrates had true justice, and if physicians
20 II, 82 | and if physicians had the true art of healing, they would
21 II, 82 | on the false than on the true.~Man is so happily formed
22 II, 82 | he has no... good of the true, and several excellent of
23 II, 99 | but because things are true or false according to the
24 II, 100 | disposition? For is it not true that we hate truth and those
25 II, 106 | fancies, opposed to his true good, in the very idea which
26 II, 111 | man. Men are organs, it is true, but, odd, changeable, variable
27 II, 139 | them, or that men imagine true bliss to consist in money
28 II, 139 | instinctive knowledge of true happiness...~So we are wrong
29 II, 139 | do not understand man's true nature.~And thus, when we
30 II, 144 | man and that it was the true study which is suited to
31 II, 155 | 155. A true friend is so great an advantage,
32 III, 187 | they hate it and fear it is true. To remedy this, we must
33 III, 187 | make good men hope it is true; finally, we must prove
34 III, 187 | finally, we must prove it is true.~Venerable, because it has
35 III, 187 | because it promises the true good.~
36 III, 224 | etc.! If the Gospel be true, if Jesus Christ be God,
37 III, 229 | wholly to know where is the true good, in order to follow
38 III, 233 | finite, it is therefore true that there is an infinity
39 III, 233 | even (this is certainly true of every finite number).
40 III, 233 | are both in the wrong. The true course is not to wager at
41 III, 233 | two things to lose, the true and the good; and two things
42 III, 233 | would you have me do?"~True. But at least learn your
43 III, 236 | without worshipping the True Cause, you are lost. "But,"
44 III, 240 | test whether what I say is true.~
45 III, 241 | the Christian religion was true, than of not being mistaken
46 III, 241 | mistaken in believing it true.~
47 IV, 244 | No. For although it is true in a sense for some souls
48 IV, 245 | does not acknowledge as her true children those who believe
49 IV, 245 | which alone can produce a true and saving effect. Ne evacuetur
50 IV, 256 | 256. I say there are few true Christians, even as regards
51 IV, 259 | preserved, and even the true one, in regard to many persons.~
52 IV, 259 | false religions and even the true one, if they do not find
53 IV, 260 | contradictions might be true. If antiquity were the rule
54 IV, 262 | whether He exists or not. True fear comes from faith; false
55 IV, 262 | false fear comes from doubt. True fear is joined to hope,
56 IV, 263 | saying, "This is not always true; there are therefore cases
57 IV, 269 | reason in which consists true Christianity.~
58 V, 294 | own country. The glory of true equity would have brought
59 V, 297(44) | officiis, iii, 17. "Concerning true law." ~
60 V, 305 | gentlemen, and prove themselves true plebeians in order to be
61 V, 327 | ignorance, which is man's true state. The sciences have
62 V, 328 | show that it remains always true that the people are foolish,
63 V, 335 | of effects.—It is, then, true to say that all the world
64 V, 335 | they imagine it. Thus it is true that we must honour noblemen,
65 V, 338 | 338. True Christians, nevertheless,
66 VI, 368 | the blow of a stone. It is true that the smallness of the
67 VI, 373 | unintentional confusion; that is true order, which will always
68 VI, 375 | changes of judgement regarding true justice, I have recognised
69 VI, 380 | for religion, no.~It is true there must be inequality
70 VI, 381 | exact point which is the true place wherefrom to look
71 VI, 385 | Each thing here is partly true and partly false. Essential
72 VI, 385 | altogether pure and altogether true. This mixture dishonours
73 VI, 385 | annihilates it. Nothing is purely true, and thus nothing is true,
74 VI, 385 | true, and thus nothing is true, meaning by that pure truth.
75 VI, 385 | truth. You will say it is true that homicide is wrong.
76 VI, 387 | It may be that there are true demonstrations; but this
77 VI, 394 | stoics, atheists, etc., are true. But their conclusions are
78 VI, 394 | opposite principles are also true.~
79 VI, 407 | choice has not arrived at the true good and must needs return
80 VI, 422 | the vain search after the true good, that we may stretch
81 VI, 424 | led me most quickly to the true one.~
82 VII, 425 | without faith cannot know the true good, nor justice.~All men
83 VII, 425 | there was once in man a true happiness of which there
84 VII, 425 | Himself. He only is our true good, and since we have
85 VII, 425 | And since man has lost the true good, everything can appear
86 VII, 425 | They have learned that the true good should be such as all
87 VII, 426 | 426. True nature being lost, everything
88 VII, 426 | becomes its own nature; as the true good being lost, everything
89 VII, 426 | everything becomes its own true good.~
90 VII, 427 | astray and fallen from his true place without being able
91 VII, 430 | are so evident that the true religion must necessarily
92 VII, 430 | ought to love Him; that our true happiness is to be in Him,
93 VII, 430 | in ourselves? Is this the true good? Have they found the
94 VII, 430 | neither know what is your true good, nor what is your true
95 VII, 430 | true good, nor what is your true state. How could they have
96 VII, 430 | of yourselves if they are true or not.~"God has willed
97 VII, 432 | 432. Scepticism is true; for, after all, men before
98 VII, 433 | That a religion may be true, it must have knowledge
99 VII, 434 | principles given to us are true, or false, or uncertain,
100 VII, 434 | natural reason what is your true condition? You cannot avoid
101 VII, 434 | learn from your Master your true condition, of which you
102 VII, 435 | excellence? And is it not equally true that we experience every
103 VII, 442 | 442. Man's true nature, his true good, true
104 VII, 442 | Man's true nature, his true good, true virtue, and true
105 VII, 442 | true nature, his true good, true virtue, and true religion,
106 VII, 442 | true good, true virtue, and true religion, are things of
107 VII, 455 | for hatred of us. That is true, if we only hated in Self
108 VII, 462 | 462. Search for the true good.—Ordinary men place
109 VII, 465 | your rest."~And that is not true.~Others say, "Go out of
110 VII, 465 | amusement." And this is not true. Illness comes.~Happiness
111 VII, 470 | they picture to themselves. True religion consists in annihilating
112 VII, 485 | 485. The true and only virtue, then, is
113 VII, 485 | not ourselves; and that is true of each and all men. Now,
114 VII, 489 | everything for Him. The true religion, then, must teach
115 VII, 491 | 491. The true religion must have as a
116 VII, 493 | 493. The true religion teaches our duties;
117 VII, 494 | 494. The true religion must teach greatness
118 VII, 498 | 498. It is true there is difficulty in entering
119 VII, 519 | difference between disciples and true disciples. We recognise
120 VII, 519 | indeed disciples, but not true disciples.~
121 VII, 536 | God, whom we know to be true; and thus we convince ourselves
122 VII, 541 | 541. None is so happy as a true Christian, nor so reasonable,
123 VII, 547 | accomplished and proved true by the event, mark the certainty
124 VII, 547 | Jesus Christ is, then, the true God of men.~But we know
125 VII, 550 | from men. I try to be just, true, sincere, and faithful to
126 VIII, 556 | nature that if there be a true religion on earth, the course
127 VIII, 556 | that this religion is not true, because they do not see
128 VIII, 557 | 557.... It is, then, true that everything teaches
129 VIII, 557 | this well. For it is not true that all reveals God, and
130 VIII, 557 | reveals God, and it is not true that all conceals God. But
131 VIII, 557 | But it is at the same time true that He hides Himself from
132 VIII, 564(100)| 6:56; 1:47; 8:36; 6:32. "True disciple; an Israelite indeed;
133 VIII, 564(100)| Israelite indeed; free indeed; true bread." ~
134 VIII, 571 | them from understanding the true blessings, but their covetousness,
135 VIII, 585 | that God is hidden is not true; and every religion which
136 IX, 589 | believing that it is not the true one that, on the contrary,
137 IX, 590 | sincere in all religions; true heathens, true Jews, true
138 IX, 590 | religions; true heathens, true Jews, true Christians.~
139 IX, 590 | true heathens, true Jews, true Christians.~
140 IX, 607 | religion, nor the Jewish. True Jews and true Christians
141 IX, 607 | the Jewish. True Jews and true Christians have always expected
142 IX, 608 | only. The Jews know the true God, and love the world
143 IX, 608 | The Christians know the true God, and love not the world.
144 IX, 609 | them from the love of God; true Jews and true Christians
145 IX, 609 | love of God; true Jews and true Christians worship a Messiah
146 IX, 610 | 610. To show that the true Jews and the true Christians
147 IX, 610 | that the true Jews and the true Christians have but the
148 IX, 610 | house of prayer."~That the true Jews considered their merit
149 IX, 610 | are false, and that the true good is to be united to
150 IX, 624 | deluge and the creation are true. This is conclusive among
151 IX, 633 | Therefore, if this account be true, we have what we want therein;
152 X, 653 | the intention, for He is true; nor the word from the effect,
153 X, 674 | only types and what is "true freedom," a "true Israelite," "
154 X, 674 | what is "true freedom," a "true Israelite," "true circumcision," "
155 X, 674 | freedom," a "true Israelite," "true circumcision," "true bread
156 X, 674 | true circumcision," "true bread from heaven," etc.~
157 X, 674 | had all the marks of the true religion; and so it was.
158 X, 674 | Jewish teaching was not true, although it had miracles
159 X, 678 | Israelitae, vere liberi, true bread from Heaven. (2) A
160 X, 679 | fatherhood of Abraham was the true cause of the friendship
161 X, 679 | the promised land was the true place of rest. No. They
162 X, 680(128) | John 4:23. "True worshippers." ~
163 X, 682 | Circumcision of the heart, true fasting, true sacrifice,
164 X, 682 | the heart, true fasting, true sacrifice, a true temple.
165 X, 682 | fasting, true sacrifice, a true temple. The prophets have
166 X, 682 | type of freedom.~"I am the true bread from Heaven."~
167 X, 683 | reconciles all discrepancies.~The true meaning, then, is not that
168 X, 686 | of God, which is really true, is false literally, it
169 X, 686 | is false literally, it is true spiritually. Sede a dextris
170 X, 686 | literally, therefore it is true spiritually.~In these expressions,
171 X, 686 | literal meaning is not the true meaning, because the prophets
172 XI, 710 | This has been indeed so true in the result that, being
173 XI, 724 | an altar in Egypt to the true God.~
174 XI, 729 | into the worship of the true God.~That the temples of
175 XII, 774 | excepting the children of true believers. We must, then,
176 XII, 776 | saying of in communi what is true only in particulari; and
177 XII, 776 | saying in particulari what is true in communi. (Such is my
178 XII, 792 | cannot produce a feeling of true charity; this is impossible
179 XIII, 802 | There are false miracles and true. There must be a distinction,
180 XIII, 802 | destroy the proof which the true miracles give of the truth,
181 XIII, 806 | either men have spoken of the true God, or the true God has
182 XIII, 806 | of the true God, or the true God has spoken to men.~
183 XIII, 816 | appeared to me that the true cause is that there are
184 XIII, 816 | cause is that there are true remedies. For it would not
185 XIII, 816 | them, if there were none true. If there had never been
186 XIII, 816 | of remedies found to be true by the very knowledge of
187 XIII, 816 | particular effects which are true, the people, who cannot
188 XIII, 816 | these particular effects are true, believe them all. In the
189 XIII, 816 | moon is that there are some true, as the tide.~It is the
190 XIII, 816 | if there had been nothing true in all this, men would have
191 XIII, 816 | concluding that there are no true miracles because there are
192 XIII, 816 | that there certainly are true miracles, since there are
193 XIII, 816 | miracles only because some are true. We must reason in the same
194 XIII, 816 | if there had not been a true one. The objection to this
195 XIII, 816 | that they have heard the true spoken of, as appears by
196 XIII, 817 | has seemed to me that the true cause is that there are
197 XIII, 817 | cause is that there are some true; for it would not be possible
198 XIII, 817 | miracles, if there were none true, nor so many false revelations,
199 XIII, 817 | revelations, if there were none true, nor so many false religions,
200 XIII, 817 | religions, if there were not one true. For if there had never
201 XIII, 817 | have been very great things true, and as they have been believed
202 XIII, 817 | concluding that there are no true miracles, since there are
203 XIII, 817 | contrary, that there are true miracles, since there are
204 XIII, 817 | ones only because there are true; and that in the same way
205 XIII, 817 | religions because there is one true.—Objection to this: savages
206 XIII, 817 | because they have heard the true spoken of, as appears by
207 XIII, 821 | has never abandoned His true worshippers.~I prefer to
208 XIII, 825 | makes us not believe in the true miracles is want of love.
209 XIII, 826 | know that thy words are true."~I Kings 18. Elijah with
210 XIII, 826 | the dispute concerning the true God and the truth of religion,
211 XIII, 831 | imposed upon; and when the true source of truth, which is
212 XIII, 840 | us that they have not the true faith. There is no doubt
213 XIII, 842 | miracles.~If the miracles are true, shall we be able to persuade
214 XIII, 842 | by doctrine. All this is true, but contains no contradiction.~
215 XIII, 850 | saints, innocents, and true believers.~A miracle among
216 XIV, 856 | order to recognise what is true, one has only to look at
217 XIV, 877 | sword, for the sword gives a true right. Otherwise we should
218 XIV, 877 | the Church, for there is a true justice and no violence.~
219 XIV, 888 | 889.... So that if it is true, on the one hand, that some
220 XIV, 888 | other hand, certain that the true pastors of the Church, who
221 XIV, 888 | the Church, who are the true guardians of the Divine
222 XIV, 888 | to destroy it.~And thus true believers have no pretext
223 XIV, 901 | love is evil. This is the true principle.~
224 XIV, 902 | old to be handed down to true believers. This constraint
225 XIV, 915 | Probability.—They have some true principles; but they misuse
226 XIV, 919 | were never silent. It is true that a call is necessary;
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