Part, Question

 1   1, 83 |        distinguished from its ~counterfeit." And so he concludes that
 2   2, 22 | ordered to ~such a good, but a counterfeit virtue. Even so, as Augustine
 3   2, 53 |        true but fictitious and counterfeit, ~and this belongs to the
 4   2, 53 |      means that are false and ~counterfeit but by such as are true.
 5   2, 53 |     ways that are not true but counterfeit and apparently true, in
 6   2, 75 |     natural action, ~which the counterfeit gold and silver of alchemists
 7   2, 75 |      condition of purity than ~counterfeit gold. If however real gold
 8   2, 167|    paler complexion is a lying counterfeit. I doubt whether ~even their
 9   2, 167|        that it is one thing to counterfeit a ~beauty one has not, and
10   3, 64 |        do, is carnal, void and counterfeit, so ~that nothing that they