History breeds truth, which can compete with time and preserve the past; it is a sign from the past, a warning for the present, and a lesson for future generations. [Spain] Cervantes: "Don Quixote"

Truth is its own measure. Its teaching is to pursue the truth, know the truth, and trust the truth. This is the highest virtue in human nature. [English] Francis Bacon: "On Life? On Truth"

Truth is not buried at the bottom of the abyss as Democritus said, but is elevated to an infinite height by divine knowledge. [Method] Montaigne: "Collected Essays"

Along with wisdom is truth. [French] Flaubert: "The Temptation of Saint Anthony"

Truth is life. [French] Romain Rolland: "Johan Christophe"

Truth is the motherland of free men. [French] Romain Rolland: "Struggle"

If I know my relationship with myself and with the outside world, I call it truth. Everyone has his or her own unique truth; but the truth is always the same. [Germany] Goethe: "Goethe's Maxims and Reflections"

Truth is mastered in the long and developing process of knowledge. In this process, each step is a direct result of the previous step. continue. [Germany] Hegel: "Biography of Hegel"

All abstract truths will become empty talk if applied without any analysis. [Soviet] Lenin: "The Seventh Congress of the Russian Federation (Bolsheviks)"

Only truth is the supreme ruler in life. [Su] Gorky: "The Wise Man"

Truth is natural and causal, while religious legends are mysterious and superstitious. Therefore, instead of believing in Confucius, Sakyamuni, or Jesus, it is better for us to believe in the truth. [Chinese] Li Dazhao: "Truth"

If a person can be filled with fraternity for mankind in his heart, follow lofty moral laws in his actions, and always revolve around the pivot of truth, then he will not be a true person even in the world. It's like living in heaven. [English] Francis Bacon: "On Life? On Truth"

Universal and absolute truth is the most precious of all wealth. It's missing. Man becomes blind; it is the eye of reason. [French] Rousseau: "Imaginations on a Walk"

In everything I have said, I have only sought the truth, not just to gain the honor of telling the truth, but because the truth is beneficial to people. . [Dharma] Helvetius: "Preface to the Treatise on Spirit"

Truth is food, like rice and wheat. [French] Hugo: "Les Misérables"

The half of the truth we obtain ourselves is much more valuable than the whole truth learned from others and recited like a parrot. [French] Romain Rolland: "Pioneer"

It is the truth that makes people great, not people that make the truth great. [French] Romain Rolland: "Memoirs of Romain Rolland"

It is always a beautiful thing in the past, present and future, that is the truth. [Russian] Leo Tolstoy: "Sevastopol in May"

Where there is no simplicity, kindness and truth, there can be no greatness. [Russian] Leo Tolstoy: "The Biography of Tolstoy"

In our opinion, truth is our kind friend! In the eyes of the government, truth is a hated enemy. [Su] Gorky: "Mother"

Truth is hidden in the abyss. [Ancient Greece] Democritus: "Fragments of Works"

Truth is the daughter of time. [Meaning] Leonardo da Vinci: "Notes"

Truth is a tool for understanding things, a ladder on the way for people to advance and rise. Truth is produced from human labor, - this The truth has been fully and powerfully proven by the entire history of human cultural development. [Su] Gorky: "Conversations with Young Writers"

Although the truth is bitter, it is clear. [Meaning] Pratorini: "Metro"

Truth is like ordinary sunlight. Under its illumination, the various masquerades staged in the world are far inferior to what appears under candlelight. The Phantom is so gorgeous. [English] Francis Bacon: "On Life? On Truth"

Truth is like a pearl, it flourishes most clearly under the sun.

It is not the kind of rubies or diamonds that will appear floating in the flickering candlelight. [English] Francis Bacon: "On Life? On Truth"

Truth can never be deceived. [English] Shakespeare: "Tit for Tat"

The truth is often spoken in groans of pain. [English] Shakespeare: "The Tragedy of Richard II"

Truth likes to be traded publicly. [English] Shakespeare: "Henry VIII"

The truth will always be revealed, and the murderer will always be caught... [English] Shakespeare: "The Merchant of Venice"

There is no truth in the world that can be understood but not convinced. [English] Blake: "Blake's Selected Poems"

Any credible truth is an image of truth. [English] Blake: "Blake's Selected Poems"

No law has the right to hinder the practice of truth. [English] Shelley: "Declaration of the Rights of Man"

Truth is always covered with a veil, because we cannot look up to its brilliance, just as we dare not look up to the dazzling sun. [English] Ryder Haggard: "Her"

There are no two days in the sky, and there are no two principles in people. [Middle] Wu Chengen: "Journey to the West"

If the truth has achieved full victory among a few people, and these few people are excellent, they should be accepted; because the nature of truth is not to make people Most people like it. [French] Diderot: "Supplement to Philosophical Thoughts"

When you see incomprehensible phenomena and feel confused, the truth may have quietly stood in front of you under a veil. [French] Balzac: "The Human Comedy"

Truth is real, or ordinary. [Chinese] Feng Ding: "Ordinary Truth"

The only possible criterion for truth is always self-consistency. No matter from which angle you look at it, and no matter how you compare it, the truth is always the same. [English] Owen: "Selected Works of Owen"

On every subject on which opinions may differ, truth depends on the balance reached in the contest between two conflicting theories. [English] Mill: "On Liberty"

Truth can only be tested whether it is true or false by the resistance and opposition it encounters. [India] Rabindranath Tagore: "Gola"

Because truth has such a face and such grace, just one look at it will make you full of love. [English] Dryden: "The Hind and the Leopard"

The closer you get to the truth, the more charming you find it. [Dharma] Rametelli: "Man is a Machine"

Anyone who does not have a sincere and enthusiastic respect for the truth will never talk about conscience, a noble life, or nobility. [French] Romain Rolland: "Johan Christophe"

Among the loves in the world, only the love for truth never changes over and over again. [French] Romain Rolland: "The Struggle of Love and Death"

The key is to have a heart that loves the truth and absorb the truth whenever and wherever you encounter it. [Germany] Goethe: "Goethe's Conversations"

The love for truth is reflected in: knowing how to discover and cherish the benefits of everything. [Germany] Goethe: "Goethe's Collection of Maxims and Reflections"

The closer a person is to the truth, the simpler and easier he is to understand. [Russian] Chekhov: "Chekhov on Literature"

Worry about the possibility of making mistakes should not stop us from pursuing the truth. [Dharma] Helvetius: "Preface to the Treatise on Spirit"

Diamonds can be found under the soil, in dark places, and truth can be discovered only through deep thinking. [Dharma] Hugo: "Les Misérables"

You can discover the truth if you look closely at the people. [French] Hugo: "Les Misérables"

Those who seek the truth can only explore alone, and have nothing to do with those who do not really love the truth. [Soviet] Pasternak: "Doctor Zhivago"

The pursuit of truth and knowledge is the highest quality of human beings. [Germany] Einstein: "The Theory of Ideals"

The mistakes made in the pursuit of truth are much more promising than the stale truth. [French] Romain Rolland: "Johan Christophe"

Truth is not a coin that is ready-made and can be hidden in your pocket.

[Germany] Lessing: "A Brief Biography of Hegel"

In order to correctly understand the truth, we must first doubt it and debate with it. [Germany] Novalis: "Unfinished Works"

The truth that one has thought about is like the natural limbs of the body, which truly belongs to oneself. [Germany] Schopenhauer: "Collected Essays? On Thinking"

You should not live for your own needs, but for the truth. [Russian] Tolstoy: "The Creative Process"

Both whimsical and realistic, this is the unique style of scientific workers. Let us explore the infinite truth in the infinite river of the universe! [Chinese] Guo Moruo: "The Spring of Science"

As long as you pursue the truth, the truth will burn in your chest. [Japan] Nagajuro Kawaharazaki: "Contemporary Youth Life Consultant"

The responsibility of a scholar is to explore the truth, and truth is the first life of a scholar. [Chinese] Zong Baihua: "Liberation and Transformation"

The truth is not a shining diamond ring that just needs to be worn firmly on your finger; the truth only exists in what you are willing to die for. In constant pursuit. [Middle] Zhao Xinshan: "Science? Art? Philosophy"

We must dare to face the truth, no matter how painful the truth is; we must dare to abandon mistakes, no matter how sweet the mistakes are. [Middle] Zhang Zhixin: "Struggle for the Truth"

Even if the truth is as thin as silk, it will be pulled out constantly, and it will show up when mixed in a bunch of lies, like oil floating on water. [Spain] Cervantes: "Don Quixote"

The reason why people would rather believe lies than follow the truth is not only because it is difficult to explore the truth, but also not only because the truth will restrain People's imagination, and because lies can better cater to some bad human natures. [English] Francis Bacon: "On Life? On Truth"

Instilling truth into the mind is just to ensure that the mind is not filled with falsehoods. [Dharma] Rousseau: "Emile"

The benefits of error are temporary, while the benefits of truth are permanent; when truth has disadvantages, these disadvantages will be eliminated soon, while the disadvantages of error It is always accompanied by fallacies. [French] Diderot: "D'Alembert's Dream"

People often mix truth and error to teach others, but what they insist on is error. [Germany] Goethe: "Goethe's Conversations"

Truth and error come from the same source. This is strange but true, so we should not treat error roughly at any time, because in this case In doing so, we are running roughshod over the truth. [Germany] Goethe: "Collection of Goethe's Sayings and Thoughts"

It is much easier to see falsehoods than to discover truth; because falsehoods are in the open and can be overcome, while truth is hidden in the depths. And not just anyone can spot it. [Germany] Goethe: "Goethe's Maxims and Reflections"

Falsehood and truth are opposite and complementary like sleep and awakening. I have seen people who, once awakened from error, turn to the truth as freshly as from sleep. [Germany] Goethe: "Goethe's Maxims and Reflections"

What is the truth of mankind? - They are irrefutable human errors. [Germany] Nietzsche: "The Science of Joy"

Truth announced out of time is worse than a lie. [Russian] Turgenev: "Memoirs"

As soon as the truth comes out, all lies disappear. [Russian] Chekhov: "Children's Books"

As long as you take one more step, as if it is a small step in the same direction, the truth will become a fallacy. [Soviet] Lenin: "** *The "Leftist" Infantile Disease in the Communist Movement"

Once the truth is concealed, it becomes absurd. [US] Guy Bolton: "Shelley in Love"

If you shut out all errors, truth will also be shut out. [India] Rabindranath Tagore: "The Birds"

Error cannot withstand failure, but truth is not afraid of failure. [India] Rabindranath Tagore: "The Birds"

The river of truth flows through the ditch of his errors. [India] Rabindranath Tagore: "The Birds"

In the world of science, fallacies are like bubbles that disappear quickly, while truth lasts forever.

[Japan] Torahiko Terada: "Scientists and Minds"

Good and bad are compared. People with narrow vision naturally cannot know that there is more good than good, and they cannot feel it without seeing the bad. Good ones are valuable. [Middle] Mei Lanfang: "Collected Works of Mei Lanfang"

Truth is a rough, honest, hurried terrier that runs forward. No one likes to see it being taken into the studio. [Beautiful] Weida: "Wisdom, Talent and Pain"

The truth is at the bottom of the spring. If I peered into that well and reported to you what I saw, what I was describing was my own reflection, my own "truth." [Beauty] Bonnie Reynolds: "The Truth About Unicorns"

Truth has the extraordinary quality and ability to understand that it is a gift that is given rather than received. 〔Germany〕Catherine Nessli: "Anticipating Risks"

The first truth always begins with a shocking heresy. [French] Margaret Durand: "The Key"

I suggested somewhere that when your imagination is captured by a young man with a slender figure and pleasant appearance, you will not Reveal the true nature of your interests prematurely. [US] Sarah Cauldron: "The Shortest Road to Hell"

You cannot weave truth on a weaving machine of lies. [Chinese] Anonymous: "Dialect"

Some people in the world are eager to find the truth, and their demands are very strong. In order to achieve this goal, they will not hesitate to overthrow the foundation of their lives. . [English] Somerset Maugham: "The Moon and Sixpence"

Those who seek the truth can only be those who explore alone, and have nothing to do with those who do not really love the truth. [Soviet] Pasternak: "Doctor Zhivago"

Thinking for the purpose of seeking truth is the most difficult job in the world, more difficult than harvesting crops and giving birth to children. [Pakistan] Abdullah Hussain: "A Generation of Sorrow"

Those who insist on the truth are great. [French] Hugo: "Labourers at Sea"

We are so happy to have all the truth that we are even willing to make great sacrifices, but we hope not to lose our confidence - sometimes it is even just the phantom of confidence. [Russian] Korolenko: "Literary Memoirs"

Let everything take its course! But in your search for truth, you fanciful man, do not neglect serious thinking... You should seek truth by thinking. ——Otherwise, even if the truth comes towards you, you will avoid it and not find it at all. [Hungary] Mikshat Kalman: "St. Peter's Umbrella"

Happiness is in seeking the truth, not in discovering the truth. [Russian] Leo Tolstoy: "Anna Karenina"

The love for truth is reflected in: knowing how to discover and cherish the benefits of every thing. [Germany] Goethe: "Collection of Goethe's Sayings and Thoughts"

The truth accepted tamely, respectfully, and slavishly with eyes closed - that is by no means the truth, just a lie. [French] Romain Rolland: "The Pioneer"

The half of the truth that we get ourselves is much more valuable than the whole truth that we learned from others and recited like a parrot. [Law] Romain Rolland: "The Pioneer"

Let truth govern facts, this is our purpose. [Dharma] Hugo: "Les Misérables"

If our conscience is pure, then the truth is what we need, the truth is what we respect, we listen to the truth and act in accordance with the truth. [Russian] Krylov: "The Comb"

If you want to monopolize the truth, the truth will laugh at you. [French] Romain Rolland: "Gola Breignon"

When a tyrant takes away all the air from you, when he imposes his truth on you, even if this truth is also you The truth will also become oppressive to you and even crush you to death. [Fa] Romain Rolland: "Mother and Son"

It is better to win a person to convert to the truth than to send a person to hell. [English] Scott: "The Old Man Who Mended the Tomb"

Authority - human beings cannot survive without it, but it brings as many errors as it brings truth.

[Germany] Goethe: "Goethe's Collection of Maxims and Reflections"

Those who listen to the truth are no weaker than those who speak the truth. [Li] Kahlil Gibran: "Sand and Foam"

Whoever wants to introduce the truth to a person under the cover of a mask and makeup may be willing to be the matchmaker of the truth rather than the lover of the truth. . [Germany] Heine: "On the History of German Religion and Philosophy"

A person with high moral standards can have wrong opinions. The truth may come from the mouth of a villain, even if he does not believe it at all. [Germany] Heinrich Mann: "Henry IV"

When you turn your back to the sun, you only see your own shadow. [Li] Gibran: "Sand and Foam"

Although the truth is bitter, it is clear. [Meaning] Pratorini: "Metro"

The truth is often a bitter pill to swallow, but we cannot let fantasies continue to grow like weeds. [Austrian] Zweig: "The Crime of Sympathy"

The most outstanding things are often the most difficult to understand [French] Victor Hugo: "Les Misérables"

Although the truth is good, it does not sound pleasing to the ears at any time and in any place. Some people are obsessed with it, while others find it jarring. [Russian] Shchedrin: "The Crow's Petition"

Doubt is the beginning of belief, and absurd things will inevitably cause rebellion in a healthy mind. [Sweden] Strindberg: "The Handmaid's Son"

Along with wisdom is truth. [French] Flaubert: "The Temptation of Saint Anthony"

Wisdom exists only in truth. [Germany] Goethe: "Goethe's Maxims and Reflections"

Truth is life. [French] Romain Rolland: "John Christophe"

Truth is higher than the sun. Soul is passion. [US] Saul Bellow: "Herzog"

Doubt is the beginning of wisdom, doubt is investigation, and doubt can only make people make progress. [Sweden] Strindberg: "The Maid's Son"

Error cannot withstand failure, but truth is not afraid of failure. [India] Rabindranath Tagore: "The Birds"

Lies can be useful for a while, but they will be harmful in the long run. On the contrary, the truth will be useful in the long run, even if it happens temporarily. Harm. [French] Diderot: "The Nephew of Rameau"

In the world of science, fallacies are like bubbles that disappear quickly, while truth lasts forever. [Japan] Torahiko Terada: "Scientists and Minds"

Our spirits revolve around truth, just like the stars around the sun. [Dharma] Hugo: "Les Misérables"

Universal and absolute truth is the most precious of all wealth. Without it, man becomes blind; it is the eye of reason. [Method] Rousseau: "Rambles"

Falsehood and truth are opposite and complementary like sleep and awakening. [Germany] Goethe: "Collection of Goethe's Sayings and Reflections"

Like a sprout, at the foot of a truth another question arises; truth and doubt nourish each other. [Meaning] Dante: "The Divine Comedy"

Truth is always covered with a veil, because we cannot look up to its brilliance, just as we dare not look up to the dazzling sun. [English] Ryder Haggard: "Her"

Most of mankind's food is lies, and there is only a very small amount of truth. The human spirit is very weak and cannot bear pure truth; it must be wrapped in a layer of lies around the truth by his religion, morality, politics, poets, and artists. [French] Romain Rolland: "Johan Christophe"

The only way to never make a mistake is to do nothing. Mistakes made in the pursuit of living truth are far more promising than stale truth. [French] Romain Rolland: "John Christophe"

If you shut out all errors, the truth will also be shut out. [India] Rabindranath Tagore: "The Birds"

Questions are not symbols of eloquence, but omissions of truth. [Meaning] Quasimodo: "Award Speech"

The line hammer will also be inaccurate, and even the image appearing in the mirror is inconsistent with the real thing. The Pope sometimes said the wrong thing, and so did Marx.

[Meaning] Pratorini: "Metro"

If, like truth, falsehood has only one face, we will have an easier time because we will take what those who are accustomed to lying tell us. The opposite is true. But behind the truth there are thousands of faces and unlimited fields. [Method] Montaigne: "Essays of Montaigne"

Falsehoods are constantly repeated in action, but what we tirelessly repeat in words is the truth. [Germany] Goethe: "Goethe's Maxims and Reflections"

Without freedom in the world, joy is nothing but smoke. Freedom is the foundation of virtue, and freedom is the source of light. [Germany] Faresleben: "Song of Freedom"

Freedom of thought and broad-mindedness are almost moral. [Norway] Ibsen: "Four Kinds of Ibsen's Dramas"

If a society loses freedom, it means that there are no ideals in this society, no light of thought, and a lack of foundation for creation. I have lost confidence in my future. [Russian] Shchedrin: "A Liberal"

The call to fight for happiness, joy, and freedom. The broad-mindedness of human beings and the power of reason defeat darkness, shining as brightly as the eternal sun. [Su] Kon? Baustovsky: "The Golden Rose"

No one has ever reached the complete final truth on any subject. [English] Russell: "History of Western Philosophy? Ancient Philosophy"

Life is short, but the influence of truth is far-reaching, and its life is long. Let us talk about truth. [Germany] Schopenhauer: "The World as Will and Representation? Preface"

I cheer and embrace truth, no matter where it appears. And, if only I could discover her, I would willingly surrender to the truth. [French] Montaigne: "Essays on Life"

The comfort drawn from the truth is solid and lasting. The comfort gained from mistakes is false and improvised. [English] Johnson: "The Rambler"

The study of truth can have three purposes: when we explore, we must discover the truth; when we find it, we must prove the truth; when we examine it, we Distinguish it from fallacy. [French] Pascal: "Thoughts"

If a person does not know the truth and only relies on people's opinions, the literature he produces will appear ridiculous and not art. [Ancient Greece] Plato: "Literary Dialogues"

It is better to win a person to the truth than to send him to hell. [English] Scott: "The Old Man Who Mended the Tomb"

If you imprison the truth and bury it underground, it will continue to grow and accumulate into explosive power. When it explodes, it will explode. Turn over anything that stands in its way. [Dharma] Zola: "Collected Works of Zola"

Truth is always covered with a veil, because we cannot look up to its brilliance, just as we dare not look up to the dazzling sun. [English] Ryder Haggard: "Her"

Wine is strong, but emperors are stronger, and women are stronger than emperors, but the most powerful thing is truth. [Germany] Martin Luther: "Speech at the Table"

Those who seek the truth can only seek it out alone, and have nothing to do with those who do not really love the truth. [Soviet] Pasternak: "Doctor Zhivago"

There are people in the world who are eager to find the truth, and their demands are very strong. In order to achieve this goal, it is necessary to ask them to completely overthrow the foundation of their lives, no matter what. [English] Somerset Maugham: "The Moon and Sixpence"

Truth is like light, it is difficult to be humble, and to whom should it be humble? To itself? Truth is its own touchstone and hypocrisy. [Germany] Marx: "Comments on the Recent Prussian Inspection Order"

It is dangerous for human beauty or earthly virtue to be examined by too strong a light. The torch of truth will illuminate many things we cannot see and everything we do not want to see. [English] Johnson: "Rambler"

Suffering for the truth is a persevering fighter in the highest victory. For those who have faith, death is the door to eternal life. [English] Milton: "Paradise Lost"

It is not the falsehood that passes through the heart that harms people, but the falsehood that sinks into the heart and takes hold in the heart.

[English] Bacon: "On Truth"

Pure truth, like pure gold, is considered unfit for circulation, because people find it easier to adulterate the truth than to purify themselves. [English] Milton: "Incisive Words"

The value of a person does not depend on whether he has mastered the truth or thinks he has the truth. What determines the value of a person is the tireless spirit of pursuing the truth. [Germany] Lessing

Belief in spiritual power and the courage to pursue truth are the primary conditions for studying science. [Germany] Hegel: "Collected Works of Hegel"

Blindly adhering to the truth is more harmful than making excused mistakes. [English] Aldous Huxley: "The Coming of the Era of the Theory of the Origin of Species"

Scientific truth should not be found in the dusty books of ancient saints, but should be found in experiments and experiments-based Find it in theory. True philosophy is written in the greatest book that is always open before our eyes. This book is the universe, nature itself, and one must read it. [Italy] Galileo

Whatever is universally valuable is also universally efficient; whatever should exist actually exists, but what should only exist but does not exist has no truth. . [Germany] Hegel: "Phenomenology of Spirit"

Initially it is impossible for people to know whether a new doctrine is correct. Therefore, the freedom to propose new truths must include an equal freedom to make mistakes. [English] Russell: "Conclusion"

All living truths have this characteristic. They appear so bright and dazzling to people with active souls, but they appear so bright to people with dead souls. The ground was silent. [Russian] Belinsky: "Selected Works of Belinsky"

The opposition between natural truth and the cultural lies that claim to be the only reality is similar to the eternal core of things, between things in themselves and all phenomena. opposition. [Germany] Nietzsche: "The Birth of Tragedy"

From vivid intuition to abstract thinking, and from abstract thinking to practice, this is the dialectical way to understand the truth and objective reality. [Russian] Lenin: "Philosophical Notes"

If a person only insists on one truth and at the same time forgets the original explanation of this truth, then we can say that he only believes in his memory and does not have a true belief. knowledge. [English] Locke: "A Theory of Human Understanding"

In order to be able and dare to speak great truths, we must not succumb to the pursuit of success. [French] Rousseau: "Confessions"

Although the differences between eras can change living habits, they cannot change the true into the untrue. Although times have passed, the truth will always be the truth. [Meaning] Ming Turno: "The Art of Poetry"

The obligation to have no room for bargaining and the happiness that absolutely does not allow betrayal is to make every effort to move towards the truth and make one's behavior completely consistent with the truth. [Dharma] Dugard: "The Life of Jean-Baptiste"

Strictly speaking, truth only lies in reason. Everything is called real in relation to some intellectual truth. [Meaning] Thomas Aquinas: "Summa Theologica"

Those who love the truth can easily see the truth, and those who seek the truth can easily discover the truth. [Czech] Comenius: "The Great Doctrine"

I rely on truth and honesty to conduct my life. If I lose truth and honesty, I defeat myself along with my enemy. [English] Shakespeare: "Henry VIII"

When you see unreasonable phenomena and feel confused, the truth may have been quietly standing in front of you under a veil. [French] Balzac: "The Human Comedy"

One should not rely on one person's authority at all, but should rely on the truth. It is truth that makes people great, not people that make truth great. [French] Romain Rolland: "The Memoirs of Romain Rolland"

Although truth is good, it does not sound pleasing to the ears at any time and in any place. Some people are obsessed with it, while others find it jarring. [Russian] Shchedrin: "The Crow's Petition"

How rare are the small diamonds of truth, but once mined and polished, they can be durable, hard and bright.

[Australia] Beveridge

Real truth and upright character are higher than any title. [English] Burns: "No matter which way"

For one person to discover the fruitful truth, it requires thousands of people to destroy their lives through failed explorations and tragic mistakes. [Russian] Mendeleev

The real relationship between man and truth is the relationship between believers and religion - because in that mental state, human character will become humble. [India] Rabindranath Tagore: "Gola"

Truth is not a rigid dogma secreted by the brain, like stalactites secreted from the walls of a cave. Truth is life. [French] Romain Rolland: "Johan Christophe"

The fallacies we spurn today were the truth a long time ago. [Beauty] Whittier: "Kelly in Boston"

To study the truth is to court it, to know the truth is to live with it, to believe the truth is to enjoy it, which is the highest virtue in human nature. [English] Francis Bacon: "Collected Essays"

Although the growth of truth is slow, it is clearly visible through the dim fog, like a fiery red flower cultivated by thought. [Su] Gorky: "People"