Book, Chapter

1     5, 5-8  |        found out to have taught falsely of the heaven and stars,
2     5, 6-10 |       eloquently; nor therefore falsely, because the utterance of
3     7, 6-9  |         I spake the same, speak falsely: thence it followed most
4     7, 6-9  |     chance; and whatever spoken falsely, was not out of ignorance
5     7, 6-10 |        Firminus had informed me falsely, or his father him; I bent
6     7, 6-10 |         Therefore he must speak falsely; or if truly, then, looking
7     7, 19-25|      And should these things be falsely written of Him, all the
8    10, 13-20| remember. Many things also most falsely objected against them have
9    10, 41-66|        would in such wise speak falsely, as himself to be ignorant