Book, Chapter

 1 I, 2 |           to the substance of the truth, than that my intellect
 2 I, 2 |      deeper grounds of so great a truth lie concealed.~Boso. Suffer
 3 I, 4 |         rational existence of the truth first be shown, I mean,
 4 I, 4 |           to make the body of the truth, so to speak, shine forth
 5 I, 9 |          he invariably maintained truth and justice.~Anselm.. I
 6 I, 9 |         God's. Now no one has the truth which he teaches, or a holy
 7 I, 2 |          ever wish to lie, unless truth in it is impaired, nay,
 8 I, 2 |          be impaired by forsaking truth. When, then, it is said: "
 9 I, 2 |        things, to speak the whole truth: If God desires a thing,
10 I, 6 |         an absurd idea.~Boso. The truth which you set forth is plain.~
11 I, 7 |          beings who stand firm in truth are not equally deserving
12 I, 8 |          and bears witness to the truth, he is a messenger of God,
13 I, 9 |           meaning than I can make truth out of falsehood.~Anselm..
14 I, 9 | substitution for lost angels; for truth will not suffer man thus
15 I, 4 |          confirmed by impregnable truth, that should be sufficient.
16 I, 4 |         should be sufficient. For truth is equally secured against
17 I, 5 |      impossibility to a necessary truth, because he does not understand
18 II, 8|         emptiness, but upon solid truth, and tell how clearly fitting
19 II, 9|          power to keep the way of truth.~ ~
20 II, 3|        wholly unable to doubt the truth of this with respect to
21 II, 5|           by the knowledge of the truth itself.~ ~
22 II, 7|       holiness in maintaining the truth?~Boso. It is so.~Anselm..
23 II, 8|      impossibility is contrary to truth. Since, then, he does what
24 II, 8|           God, which chooses that truth should be eternally the
25 II, 8|           same, for he himself is truth. Also, if he has a fixed
26 II, 8|        necessary for God to utter truth, and never to lie, we only
27 II, 8|       disposition to maintain the truth that of necessity nothing
28 II, 8|         make him deviate from the truth, or utter a lie. When, then,
29 II, 9|         dying for the sake of the truth.~Anselm.. No man except
30 II, 9|           clinging to the precise truth, yet we may say, according
31 II, 0|   Scriptures, which rest on solid truth as on a firm foundation,
32 II, 0|      thing spoken of, but eternal truth demanded it. For though
33 II, 3|             CHAPTER XXII.~How the truth of the Old and New Testament
34 II, 3|    question proposed do I see the truth of all that is contained
35 II, 3|           by the testimony of the truth, then ought we to attribute