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 1 7 |         the understanding of the truth. A special reason why a
 2 9 |         the contradictory of the truth; e.g. if a man has stated
 3 12|       standard of nature was the truth, while that of the law was
 4 12|       standard of nature and the truth.~
 5 16|        as though it were not the truth of the matter but merely
 6 17|        estimation rather than in truth, so also we have sometimes
 7 17| estimation than according to the truth. For it is a general rule
 8 17|       moment one is speaking the truth. If, on the other hand,
 9 17|   opinions are divided as to the truth, we then have subjects of
10 17|         the premiss contains the truth, one will not be thought
11 22|   fallacious, for the falsity or truth of a statement or opinion
12 27|          but should tell him the truth. Suppose, however, that