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 1 2 |  declares. The Gina speaks no falsehood, the great Seer who has
 2 2 |     to heart; for there is no falsehood in the Tathâgatas, Sâriputra.
 3 2 | theories they come to embrace falsehood and continue in it.~65.
 4 3 |      made himself guilty of a falsehood by first holding out to
 5 3 |       the man as a speaker of falsehood, since it only was a skilful
 6 3 |    not have been a speaker of falsehood, for he had previously been
 7 3 |       not have been guilty of falsehood, and far less now that he,
 8 3 |        Lord, is not guilty of falsehood.~The venerable Siriputra
 9 3 | cannot be said to have told a falsehood for having held out to those
10 3 |      the Arhat, &c., tells no falsehood when by an able device he
11 13|      must absolutely renounce falsehood, pride, calumny, and envy.~
12 15|     there is from his part no falsehood.~Let us suppose an analogous
13 15|    charge that physician with falsehood on account of his using
14 15|     being in that respect any falsehood on my part.~In order to
15 15|    charge that physician with falsehood;~21. So am I the father