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 1 Int       |    animosity, and ignorance of the true nature of the Christian
 2 Int       |           Christians together in a true fraternity, and to the care
 3 Ana       |          God, to be God. He is the True Word, Reason, and Power
 4 Ana       |         learn from them Who is the True God. Our dominion over them
 5 Ana       |       Caesar's welfare prayers and true sacrifices to the True God,
 6 Ana       |         and true sacrifices to the True God, in Whose hands alone
 7 VII       |        when in the act of bringing true news is it free from the
 8 XII       |      hailed as tokens of divinity. True, your gods do not feel the
 9 XIV       |          neither to be revealed if true, nor invented if false.
10 XIV       |            he overthrew the gods.' True, because then, as always,
11 XVII      |        senses: He is therefore the True and the Great God. That,
12 XVII      |       being the proper name of the True God : 'Great God,' 'Good
13 XVIII     |          the ground (for He is the true Prometheus); Who ordered
14 XIX       |             a Sibyl, inasmuch as a true prophetess of the True God
15 XIX       |           a true prophetess of the True God has been called by that
16 XIX(59)   |        Sibyl, whose character as a true prophetess he also recognizes
17 XIX(59)   |            as the existence of the True God led to the daemons passing
18 XXI       |           God to be God. He is the true Word, Who, begotten eternally
19 XXI(62)   |        literature.' 'This is quite true,' Tertullian would reply, '
20 XXI       |         that Divinity of Christ be true. If it be such that by knowledge
21 XXII      |           from reflecting upon the True Divinity by the deceptions
22 XXII      |          to be divinities, and the True God not be sought after.
23 XXIII     |         learn from them Who is the True God. Our dominion over the
24 XXIV      |           lie, commit the crime of true irreligion against the Truth,
25 XXIV      |      merely by your neglect of the true worship of the True God,
26 XXIV      |            the true worship of the True God, but also by your attack
27 XXIV      |       whatever you wish except the True God, as if He were not especially
28 XXV       |          the question of false and true divinity, since I have shewn
29 XXX       |           s welfare prayers to the True God in Whose power alone
30 XXX       |       welfare the Eternal God, the True God, the Living God, Whom
31 XXX       |       where it is addressed to the True God, and is coupled with
32 XXXV      |     honours, and because as men of true religion they celebrate
33 XXXVIII   |          to decide one view of the true nature of pleasure. How
34 XL        |          No one yet worshipped the True God at Rome, when Hannibal
35 XLII      |            enjoyment of His works; true, we are moderate in our
36 XLII      |        easily at the proper shops. True, we buy no incense: if the
37 XLIII     |      prayers on your behalf to the True God, because perhaps you
38 XLVII(124)| parenthetically indicates here the true method of defence against
39 XLIX      |           should be presumed to be true. On no charge whatever ought