Saint Thomas Aquinas
View AuthorIt is evident that the truth exists. Because the one who denies that the truth exists, knows that the truth exists. So, if the truth does not exist, it is true that the truth does not exist.
Saint Thomas Aquinas
View AuthorThe being of things, not their truth, is the cause of truth in understanding.
Saint Thomas Aquinas
View AuthorThe scholar is the one who leads others to what he has understood: the truth.
Aristotle
View AuthorIt is not enough to merely speak the truth, but it is better to show the cause of falsehood.
Aristotle
View AuthorTotal truth is never reached, nor is one ever completely removed from it.
Aristotle
View AuthorPlato is my friend, but the truth is dearer to me.
Sir Francis Bacon
View AuthorTruth is the daughter of time, not of authority.
Pío Baroja
View AuthorThe truth cannot be exaggerated. In the truth, there can be no nuances. In the half-truth or in the lie, many.
William Blake
View AuthorMalicious truth is worse than a lie.
Nicolas Boileau
View AuthorThe true can sometimes not be plausible.
Ramón de Campoamor
View AuthorAnd it's that in this treacherous world, there is no truth or lie: everything is according to the lens through which it is viewed.
Albert Camus
View AuthorI have understood that there are two truths, one of which should never be spoken.