Book, Chapter

1       I, XXXIX | this woman that she was the true mother, adjudged the child
2       I, XLIII |   should be accepted as the true one which performed the
3      II, II    | from the dream not what was true, but what would be acceptable
4      II, XXXIII| rulers. At that time, it is true, Licinius, who was a rival
5      II, XXXVII|     only a few, to whom the true faith was dearer than any
6      II, XXXIX |   on a discussion as to the true faith; and maintained that
7      II, XXXIX | among the bishops as to the true faith.But Valens and Ursatius,
8      II, XXXIX | among the bishops as to the true faith. But it seemed best