Book, Chapter

 1     2, 6-12 |      decayeth; nay, nor even that false and shadowy beauty which
 2     3, 6-10 |         were corporeal fantasies, false bodies, than which these
 3     3, 8-16 |        self-willed pride, any one false thing is selected therefrom
 4     3, 11-20|         by the plausibility of my false interpretation, and so quickly
 5     4, 3-5  |          that he found it utterly false; and he, a grave man, would
 6     4, 16-24|       nature of the mind, but the false notion which I had of spiritual
 7     4, 16-25|        drunk in, so do errors and false opinions defile the conversation,
 8     5, 5-9  |           having taught any thing false, were to be detested and
 9     5, 6-10 |          delivered; nor therefore false, because the language is
10     5, 9-16 |         of His flesh seemed to me false; and how true the death
11     5, 9-16 |         the death of His body, so false was the life of my soul,
12     5, 10-19|          make proficiency in that false doctrine, even those things (
13     7, 1-2  |   conceive aught else, for it was false. For thus should a greater
14     7, 2-3  |       then were all these sayings false and execrable; but if corruptible,
15     7, 2-3  |         statement showed it to be false and revolting." This argument
16    10, 3-3  |         knoweth and saith, "It is false," unless himself lieth?
17    10, 13-20|    remember; which though they be false, yet is it not false that
18    10, 13-20|           be false, yet is it not false that I remember them; and
19    10, 30-41|         flesh, that, when asleep, false visions persuade to that
20    11, 12-14|      praise for one who answereth false things. But I say that Thou,
21    11, 13-15|      consider, that he wonders at false conceits. For whence could
22    12, 15-18|        Will you affirm that to be false, which with a strong voice
23    12, 15-19|      gainsayers? Are these things false?" "No," they say; "What
24    12, 15-19|       they say; "What then? Is it false, that every nature already
25    12, 15-22|       thereof do you affirm to be false? Is it that the matter was
26    12, 16-23|     affirm all these truths to be false, who honour Thy holy Scripture,
27    12, 18-27|        either know or think to be false. While every man endeavours
28    12, 23-32|          know as a truth, what is false; and for this other, away
29    12, 23-32|       have written things that be false. But let me be united in
30    12, 26-36|           surmount all sayings of false and proud teachings. I should
31    12, 31-42|         the rest, which not being false, could not offend me. I
32    13, 19-24|     adultery, not steal, not bear false witness; that the dry land
33    13, 21-30| voluptuousness of luxury, and the false name of knowledge: that