Of the piety and expression of the French hymns, Foinard, an ardent apostle of the French liturgical novelties, wrote: "Il ne parait pas que ce soit l'onction qui domine dans les nouveaux Breviaries; on y a la verite, travaille beaucoup pour l'esprit; mais il semole qu' on n'y a pas travaille autant pour le coeur."

rem acu tetigisti [Lat.]; en suivant la verite

[Lat.]; verite sans peur

rough diamond, matter of fact man; le palais de verite

This was a dreary and pedantic poem, in which it is told how Graunde Amoure, after a long series of adventures and instructions among such shadowy personages as Verite, Observaunce, Falshed, and Good Operacion, finally won the love of La Belle Pucel.

Early last century we find in Malebranche's "Recherche de la Verite," the statement that "la durete de corps" depends on "petits tourbillons."

"Malebranche, "Recherche de la Verite," 1712.]

VERITE, MARCELLE.

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Scandale de la verite.

Scandale de la verite.

La verite sur Bebe Donge.

Horres de verite.

Le Puits aux trois verites.

VERITE, MARCELLE.

© 31Dec37; AF38508. Marcelle Verite (A); 26Jan65; R354907.

Scandale de la verite.

Scandale de la verite.

La verite sur Bebe Donge.

Horres de verite.

Le Puits aux trois verites.

At the same time, it is clear, from the language of the treatise, that its author, though anonymous, believed himself well known to his opponent: "I would have hereto put mi name, good reader, but I know wel that thou regardest not who writteth, but what is writen; thou estemest the worde of the verite, and not of the authour.

And as for M. More, whom the verite most offendeth, and doth but mocke it out when he can not sole it, he knoweth my name wel inough" (sub fin).