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 1 1 |         love my kin, and to love truth, and to~love justice; and
 2 2 |     devoid of Providence? But~in truth they do exist, and they
 3 3 |    anything better than justice, truth,~temperance, fortitude,
 4 3 |        as gentleness, manliness, truth,~fidelity, simplicity, contentment,
 5 3 |          nature, and with heroic truth in every word~and sound
 6 3 |         anything contrary to the truth, nor doing anything contrary~
 7 4 |      look at them as they are in~truth.~ A man should always have
 8 4 |          than law, not more than~truth, not more than benevolence
 9 4 |       the investigation into the truth in this matter? The~division
10 5 |      things~long ago. Only if in truth thou canst be charged with
11 5 | Athenians and on the plains.- In truth we~ought not to pray at
12 5 |          modesty and justice and truth are fled~ ~ Up to Olympus
13 6 |    gladly change; for I seek the truth by which no~man was ever
14 6 |   observe this also as a general truth, if thou dost observe, that~
15 6 |        deal, to~pass thy life in truth and justice, with a benevolent
16 7 |     intelligent animals, and one truth; if indeed~there is also
17 7 |         it is, men of Athens, in truth: wherever a man has placed~
18 7 |        involuntarily deprived of~truth; consequently in the same
19 9 |        universal nature is named~truth, and is the prime cause
20 9 |        that which is contrary~to truth, for he had received powers
21 9 |       distinguish falsehood from truth. And~indeed he who pursues
22 10|      chooses,~fidelity, modesty, truth, law, a good daemon (happiness)?~
23 11|          of~one's neighbour, and truth and modesty, and to value
24 11|      light, by which it~sees the truth, the truth of all things
25 11|     which it~sees the truth, the truth of all things and the truth
26 11|      truth of all things and the truth that is in~itself.~ Suppose
27 11|      unwillingly~deprived of the truth, so also is it unwillingly
28 11|       lead to harm. And let this truth be~present to thee in the
29 12|          mayest always~speak the truth freely and without disguise,
30 12|      what happens~and saying the truth: if thou wilt separate,
31 12|      extinguished; and shall the truth which is in thee and~justice