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 1     I,  Int    |      Lord to have been by a “true parturition,” and was thus
 2     I,  13     |      wife.” The words, it is true, have a meaning of their
 3     I,  30     |    what sort of a throne our true Solomon, the Prince of Peace,
 4     I,  33     |    Jeremiah. For that is the true temple of God, and that
 5     I,  35     |    are needed: and under the true commander, Christ, not the
 6     I,  38     |   Whatsoever things then are true, whatsoever are chaste,
 7     I,  39     |   unto them according to the true proverb, the dog hath turned
 8     I,  40     |     unto you, which thing is true both in Christ and in you;
 9     I,  40     |     is passing away, and the true light already shineth.”
10     I,  48     |      request, and we see how true was the remark of 4631 Terence,
11    II,  2      |    had been destitute of the true faith: but what he says
12    II,  9(4755)|      and lived and died as a true Cynic. He was called the “
13    II,  17     |    of sin. Moreover, just as true virginity is not prejudiced
14    II,  17     |     the devil, so neither is true fasting by the periodic
15    II,  25     |      on the seventh day, the true and eternal Sabbath, we
16    II,  30     |    thee.” Moreover, if it be true that we all alike enter
17    II,  31     | liars, that God alone may be true, 4912 and that He may be