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1 I| former. The summary is in truth done with a master's hand.
2 I| been translated tofore, and truth it is. But forasmuch as
3 I| were some that affirmed for truth that, there were great clerks
4 I| Lords. He was also sovereign truth. For he is the way, the
5 I| the way, the life, and the truth. Whereof he said himself:
6 I| said himself: Thy word is truth. The Son of God, that is
7 I| question saying: What is truth? But he abode not the solution,
8 I| Pilate said: In earth is no truth. And Jesus said to him:
9 I| said to him: How may be truth in earth which in earth
10 I| great philosopher; if it be truth or no God knoweth, for he
11 I| Christ ascended in merit of truth, for that which had he promised
12 I| etc.: When the spirit of truth shall come, which proceedeth
13 I| umber but this was given in truth. Now ye shall understand
14 I| Cain slew Abel his brother. Truth it is, after many days Cain
15 I| thy mercies, and in thy truth that thou hast granted to
16 I| him, and into witness of truth she showed to her husband
17 I| other was hanged, that the truth of the interpreter was believed
18 I| told to thee my lord for truth: our father may not forego
19 I| dreading God, in whom is truth, and them that hate avarice
20 I| judgment or in requiring of truth, or without judgment in
21 II| he forsook not the way of truth, but all that he had or
22 II| and all thy ways be mercy, truth, and righteousness. And
23 II| father, serve ye God in truth and seek ye that ye do that
24 II| bless him in all time in truth and in all their virtue.
25 II| hear me I shall tell thee truth of this people that dwelleth
26 II| you, and I promise, in the truth of God, that it shall not
27 II| that ye know that I say truth, cast that oil into the
28 II| the thieves to the way of truth, and the Jew to the way
29 II| deceive our selves, and the truth is not in us. ~This glorious
30 II| Denmark for to know the truth. This Abbot after that he
31 II| her? For I tell the for truth, that for thy faith, and
32 II| which he demanded hereof the truth of the nurse of S. Lucy,
33 II| veritas et vita: I am the way, truth, and life. He is said double
34 II| made me to know the way of truth, and they be overmuch fools
35 II| that believe not the way of truth, that is to say, that they
36 II| which Cerinthus the enemy of truth washeth him, and as soon
37 II| they might not gainsay the truth of the matter, ne could
38 II| for she knew the way of truth, and after this S. Austin
39 II| after this S. Austin saith, truth is opposed against vanity,
40 II| were taken from her for the truth that she had. ~
41 II| Basil said: thou sayst truth, thou shalt die, that is,
42 II| sent to suffer death for truth. And yet saith S. Austin,
43 III| wherefore sayst thou not the truth? And S. Valentine said:
44 III| the end that I answer the truth, to my right great harm
45 III| quantity, and the third of truth and of virtue.~Holy church
46 III| also they ought to have truth in their mouths. For as
47 III| For as saith S. Jerome: Truth seeketh no corners. The
48 III| at the last she said the truth, and told how that Judas
49 III| that I should repent of the truth that I have truly found,
50 III| said: I believe verily the truth of his passion. Then said
51 III| Seconde, enter into the way of truth and receive the victory
52 III| priest. I have found a man of truth, my master Ambrose, and
53 III| that it contained the very truth, he approved it and commanded
54 III| our Lord suffered for the truth of the faith that he preached,
55 III| Peter suffered for the truth of the faith that he defended;
56 III| thou tell not to me the truth. Then made she him to be
57 III| drawn out, I should say the truth. Then he was drawn out,
58 III| together for joy, and said: In truth, Jesu Christ, thou art the
59 III| and demand we of him the truth; and when they came to the
60 III| Austin; and when he knew the truth, that on that time the body
61 III| thirty years since I knew the truth, and that I have purposed
62 III| in part thou sayest the truth that my brother hath consented
63 III| no more, and if it were truth that it should be showed
64 III| that had borne witness of truth was grievously beaten with
65 III| believe and know that this is truth that thou sayest? I am now
66 III| christened, which is not truth, for our Lord Jesu Christ
67 III| charity, discipline, chastity, truth, and prudence. These virtues
68 III| dread him and call him in truth. When the holy virgin heard
69 IV| and he said he was first truth, and affirmed that who that
70 IV| to you brethren that dove truth. To whom Simon said: We
71 IV| should not profit to find the truth, for thieves have peace
72 IV| is peace; in disputing is truth found, and in works righteousness.
73 IV| shalt adore me; I am first truth and may flee by the air;
74 IV| grieve you, but know ye for truth that we come for to be baptized
75 IV| things, and a preacher of truth. I say verily, Paul to be
76 IV| Theodora said: Sayst thou the truth? Yea, verily I tell you
77 IV| Yea, verily I tell you the truth. And so the woman being
78 IV| desired greatly to know the truth of this marvellous vision,
79 IV| answer me, and tell me the truth of thee. And when he had
80 IV| said well, not knowing the truth. I offer truly sacrifice
81 IV| know that I say to be the truth, set thy staff in the earth
82 IV| prosperity. And know thou for truth, that when thou shalt see
83 IV| better and more plainly the truth. Then it was thrown in again,
84 IV| And the adversaries of truth mocked him, and spit at
85 IV| brought to the knowledge of truth. ~And then began he to think
86 IV| upon this word: Mercy and truth have met together, that
87 IV| was within answered: I am Truth, and thou art not true,
88 IV| hath taken gifts and sold truth. that he should be put in
89 IV| of money, and is enemy of truth; his avarice is for to steal
90 IV| his thought by the rays of truth, that he felt not the flame
91 IV| fantasy and simulation than at truth. As that, that Thomas was
92 IV| him the first case, and Truth answered and said: We know
93 IV| evil be weighed; and then Truth and Righteousness said to
94 IV| earth, and of them shall the truth be showed. The clouds cry
95 IV| be opened for to know the truth of all these things. And
96 IV| thing which is according to truth, without which authority
97 IV| scriptures admonish me to say truth. God saith sometime to his
98 V| here is no knowledge of truth, but there above is plenty
99 V| is the very knowledge of truth. And with that word he vanished
100 V| run in mine ears, and thy truth hath dropped in mine heart,
101 V| fighting in defence of truth, of faith and of garrison
102 V| was opened for to know the truth, and it was found that there
103 V| the fourth, witnesseth for truth, and approve it by their
104 V| falsity. And because that truth surmounteth her leasing,
105 V| malice, I shall show the truth for none advantage, but
106 V| noblesse of his meats. And the truth was because that his stomach
107 V| And Gaimas, which knew the truth of him, came to meet him
108 V| thither a knight to weet the truth, and to return and tell
109 V| them that were with him: In truth I say to you that God shall
110 V| remembered, I have found the very truth and am delivered from the
111 VI| thus none knew the very truth of his chaste life whilst
112 VI| into Denmark to know the truth. And when the messengers
113 VI| order, so that thou know the truth of the words of which thou
114 VI| is ennoblished with much truth, it is full of much profit,
115 VI| first ennoblished with much truth. For there be three truths,
116 VI| righteousness, and of doctrine. Truth of life is concordance of
117 VI| the hand to the tongue, truth of righteousness is concordance
118 VI| sentence to the cause, and truth of doctrine is concordance
119 VI| showeth that God had this truth by the witness of his adversaries.
120 VI| doctrine, but thou teachest in truth the way of God, that is
121 VI| way of God, that is the truth of life, for good life is
122 VI| Christ taught this treble truth. First, he taught the truth
123 VI| truth. First, he taught the truth of life, the which is in
124 VI| some that perverted this truth, the eleventh chapter: Woe
125 VI| Thirdly, is taught the truth of righteousness, where
126 VI| writers and preachers the truth of the gospel. This is she
127 VI| that they that said the truth should be honoured, and
128 VI| enlumined to the way of truth.~So on a day, as he was
129 VI| they shall tell to thee the truth. Then Eustace called them,
130 VI| enhanced by their merits, it is truth that the might and puissance
131 VI| to bring us to the way of truth. After, they surmount the
132 VI| sapience, righteousness, truth, holiness, and strength.
133 VI| righteousness by iniquity, truth by leasings, holiness by
134 VI| showed to her the way of truth; it is read that as soon
135 VI| showed to me the way of truth, and that I have felt and
136 VI| cardinals of Rome, mine oath of truth that I have made and my
137 VI| with the resplendour of truth, of sweet savour, and of
138 VI| thy lord: know thou for truth, that for the love of temporal
139 VI| he might know this very truth with me.To whom the angel
140 VI| a liar against the very truth. Thou mayst well take the
141 VI| demandedst it to know the truth, but it should be a rude
142 VI| was not as touching the truth, but unto the appearance
143 VI| it hath no certainty ne truth. And then Mamertin wrote
144 VI| much people to the way of truth by his ensample.~Grysogone
145 VII| of vanity and saying of truth, which the prophet putteth
146 VII| now I see the clear way of truth, and humbly beseech you
147 VII| erreth and thou only sayest truth, and every word ought to
148 VII| perdurable, thou hast changed truth into leasing in obeying
149 VII| said: Comfort me, God of truth, for my soul trusteth in
150 VII| they empesh and let, that truth may not be seen, ne to assay
151 VII| them, and may not learn the truth of them that be not. And
152 VII| said to him: Know thou for truth that the king feareth that
153 VII| have fled error and know truth, and therefore travailest
154 VII| come and we shall know the truth, for Barlaam which hath
155 VII| our Lord had defended the truth by him that was enemy of
156 VII| by him that was enemy of truth. And then the king was full
157 VII| I shall prove that I say truth by the bearing of this burning
158 VII| cause was examined and the truth known. Then the emperor
159 VII| the cause examined and the truth known, did do burn his wife
160 VII| abashed, and when he knew the truth of the two esquires and
161 VII| marvels that he doth, and in truth now forthon I am certain
162 VII| always preached verity and truth, as his holy life witnesseth.~
163 VII| his fellow, witnessed in truth, part saying and openly
164 VII| made inquisition of the truth, and found that it was so
165 VII| his death, for to maintain truth, as it appeareth by a writ
166 VII| to maintain the estate of truth, but when that shall be,
167 VII| the word of virtue and of truth, and ever eschewing all
168 VII| for to show us the way of truth. After, followeth: Gloria
169 VII| the people unto the way of truth. It may be said also that
170 VII| believe upon? I tell thee for truth if thou wilt not forsake
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