Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, VI  |       places to attack even Gospel truth. The bishops, struggling
 2      I, VIII|          at this point, "he is, in truth, but too well known to us.
 3      I, IX  |            procures friends, while truth gives rise to hatred.' Let
 4      I, XIV |            marvelous works. For in truth, whatever things thy servants
 5      I, XXI | righteousness; for to tell you the truth, we are subject to no more
 6     II, II  |           acknowledged-as, indeed, truth compelled us to do-that
 7     II, VI  |            majesty of the secret11 truth implied): the one obtained
 8     II, VIII|          as the day lasts. For, in truth, when I glance at that straw,
 9    III, I   |             and is now to hear the truth from you confirmed, so to
10    III, II  |            with a testimony of its truth; for the thing took place
11    III, IV  |         persuaded Avitianus of the truth of their story. He again
12    III, V   |          But, O Christ, we lay the truth of our whole discourse before
13    III, XIV |            doubtless recognize the truth of what I say: there are