As an expert in mythology and religious studies, I can tell you that the concept of a "god of truth" can vary greatly across different cultures and belief systems. In Greek mythology, for example, Apollo is often associated with truth, as he is the god of many things, including truth and prophecy. In Roman mythology, Apollo holds a similar role. In Hinduism, Dharma is a concept that encompasses righteousness, morality, and truth, and while not a god, it is personified and revered in various forms. In Christianity, Jesus Christ is considered by believers to be "the way, the truth, and the life," as stated in the Gospel of John.

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Aletheia (Or Alathea) was the spirit of truth, truthfulness, and sincerity. She had three opposites; Dolos, the god of trickery, Apate, the goddess of deception, and all the Pseudologoi, the gods of lies. Her Roman name was Veritas. She is either a daughter of Zeus or she was created by Prometheus.read more >>