Part, Question

 1   1, 3   |        these ~contain manifest untruth; since it is not possible
 2   2, 60  |     confessing that he told an untruth. Thirdly, by saying what
 3   2, 60  |     and yet without telling an untruth; for instance by saying ~
 4   2, 108 | account of the will to tell an untruth, and effectively, on ~account
 5   2, 170 |     inspired by the spirit of ~untruth, according to 3 Kgs. 22:
 6   2, 170 |   instructed by the spirit of ~untruth, but sometimes even by the
 7   2, 170 |       Even the very spirit ~of untruth sometimes declares true
 8   3, 5   |   cannot suffer any fictitious untruth.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[5] A[4]
 9   3, 55  |   Jerome ~(xxviii), if but one untruth be admitted into the Sacred
10   3, 77  |      the senses witness to the untruth of what some maintain; viz.
11 Suppl, 6 |     what he did not, tells an ~untruth. But no one ought to tell
12 Suppl, 6 |        no one ought to tell an untruth in confession, since every ~
13 Suppl, 6 |       confession, since every ~untruth is a sin. Therefore no one
14 Suppl, 25|     would not be excused ~from untruth, since, at times, indulgences