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Veritas was the Roman goddess of truth, and is the Latin word for "truth".

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• Media
• Books
• Music
• Film, television, and audio
• Organisations and corporations
• Science and technology
• Other uses

Veritas may also refer to:

Media

Organisations and corporations

• Veritas (automobile), German post-WW2 sports and racing car manufacturer
• Veritas (political party), a defunct British political party
• Bureau Veritas, an international certification agency
• Det Norske Veritas, a standards organization for maritime construction
• Project Veritas, U.S. far-right activist group
• Veritas Academy, Florida
• Veritas Academy (Austin, Texas)
• Veritas AG, a German corporation of automotive parts, based in Gelnhausen, Germany
• Veritas Capital, a New York-based private-equity firm
• Veritas Communications, publishing company of the Irish Catholic Bishops' Conference
• Veritas Forum, Christian organization
• Veritas Technologies, a software corporation
• Veritas Tools, a Canadian manufacturer of woodworking tools
• Veritas, publishing company of the Australian League of Rights
• Veritas of Washington, a consulting company in Washington, D.C., that once managed United Medical Center

Science and technology

• 490 Veritas, an asteroid
• VERITAS, a high-energy astrophysics telescope in southern Arizona
• VERITAS (spacecraft), a planned spacecraft mission to Venus
• Veritas File System, for storing and organizing digital data

Other uses

• DZRV-AM, a Catholic AM radio station in Metro Manila, Philippines known as Radyo Veritas 846
• Radio Veritas, a shortwave Catholic station broadcasting in Asia
• Veritas (Scots law), a defense to defamation under Scots law
• Veritas Stadion, a football stadium in Turku, Finland
• Operation Veritas, 2001 UK military operations against the Taliban government of Afghanistan

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