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Page 129
... Truth is plainness and brightness ; the darkness and crookedness is our own . The wisdom of God created understanding , fit and proportionable to Truth the object and end of it , as the eye to the thing visible . If our understand- ing ...
... Truth is plainness and brightness ; the darkness and crookedness is our own . The wisdom of God created understanding , fit and proportionable to Truth the object and end of it , as the eye to the thing visible . If our understand- ing ...
Page 141
... Truth and Justice are all one , for Truth is but Justice in our knowledge , and Justice is but Truth in our practice ; . . ... or else , if there be any odds , that Justice , though not stronger than Truth , yet by her office is to put ...
... Truth and Justice are all one , for Truth is but Justice in our knowledge , and Justice is but Truth in our practice ; . . ... or else , if there be any odds , that Justice , though not stronger than Truth , yet by her office is to put ...
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... Truth , in word mightier than they in Arms ; And for the testimony of Truth hast borne Universal reproach , far worse to bear Than violence . ( 6. 29-35 . ) This is the Truth which the Jesus of Paradise Regained thought himself ...
... Truth , in word mightier than they in Arms ; And for the testimony of Truth hast borne Universal reproach , far worse to bear Than violence . ( 6. 29-35 . ) This is the Truth which the Jesus of Paradise Regained thought himself ...
Contents
Pleasure Wealth Fame | 69 |
Knowledge | 101 |
The Theory of Ideas | 131 |
Copyright | |
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