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 1       I|          of the contents of the "Lover of Truth " (Philalethes),
 2       I|       more boastfully than the " Lover of Truth," -- entitled "
 3       I|       this treatise called the " Lover of Truth," without insisting
 4      II|        Cilicia of Asclepius, the lover of mankind, worked any number
 5      II|          which he has entitled " Lover of Truth."~ ~
 6      IV|         particular points of the Lover of Truth, let us ask at
 7      IV|        though according to the " Lover of Truth," he was highly
 8      IV|         condemnation which the " Lover of Truth," who has at the
 9     XII|          repelled with insults a lover who designed to corrupt
10     XIV|        Hierocles the self-styled Lover of Truth bears witness.
11     XVI|         because this self-styled lover of truth has not scrupled
12    XXII| gentleman who is esteemed by the Lover of Truth to have had a respect
13     XXX|          sort of thing which the Lover of Truth expects us to believe.
14   XXXIX|          use the language of the Lover of Truth, of those who "
15     XLI|          who, instead of being a lover of philosophy, was a mere