Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|    thinks that these stories are false, I do not strongly insist
 2 pref,   0|           rather let us put away false pride and learn whatever
 3 pref,   0|           except perhaps what is false. All truth is of Him who
 4   1,  24 |         those who, led astray by false notions, hate their bodies
 5   1,  30 |       steal, Thou shalt not bear false witness, Thou shalt not
 6   1,  36 |         intention to say what is false; and we find plenty of people
 7   2,  12 |        this are not obscure, but false; and there is a wide difference
 8   2,  13 |          or would put an utterly false construction upon it. For
 9   2,  16 |      that our Lord put on, not a false, but a true and human body.
10   2,  23 |    deluded and imposed on by the false angels, to whom the lowest
11   2,  23 |  Christian as the covenants of a false and treacherous friendship.
12   2,  25 |   himself than, anything that is false and lying. Among the convenient
13   2,  31 | inferences in reasoning that are false, and yet so close an imitation
14   2,  31 |          reasoning which lead to false conclusions, by following
15   2,  31 | inferences which are all utterly false; for Christ has risen, the
16   2,  31 |       believed it. But all these false inferences followed legitimately
17   2,  31 |        then, being repudiated as false, it follows that since they
18   2,  31 |          only from true but from false propositions, the laws of
19   2,  32 |           When the consequent is false, the antecedent must also
20   2,  32 |          antecedent must also be false," says what is most true;
21   2,  32 |          But this consequence is false, for Christ has risen; therefore
22   2,  32 | therefore the antecedent is also false. But the antecedent is,
23   2,  33 |                        chap. 33. False inferences may be drawn
24   2,  33 |         true. But in the case of false conclusions, too, there
25   2,  33 |         the consequent is proved false, the antecedent is also
26   2,  33 |           the antecedent is also false) that the snail is not an
27   2,  33 |           Now this conclusion is false, but it is a true and valid
28   2,  33 |         valid inference from the false admission. Thus, the truth
29   2,  33 |         thus, as I said above, a false inference may be drawn by
30   2,  33 |     valid where the opinions are false, so the inferences may be
31   2,  33 |         the consequent is proved false the antecedent is also false,
32   2,  33 |     false the antecedent is also false, so when the antecedent
33   2,  33 |         the antecedent is proved false the consequent is false.
34   2,  33 |          false the consequent is false. For the statement is true, "
35   2,  35 |     science of definition is not false, though it may be applied
36   2,  35 |         falsities, is not itself false, nor framed by man's device,
37   2,  35 |        it to their fictions, and false philosophers, or even heretics
38   2,  35 |        or even heretics that is, false Christians to their erroneous
39   2,  35 |          reason why it should be false, for example, that neither
40   2,  35 |  division, therefore, of what is false may be perfectly true, although
41   2,  35 | perfectly true, although what is false cannot, of course, itself
42   2,  36 |          persuade men of what is false~
43   2,  36 |        persuading men of what is false; but as they can be used
44   2,  36 |         they are used be true or false, are themselves true just
45   2,  40 |   heathen learning have not only false and superstitious fancies
46   3,   8 |     corruption of a multitude of false gods, which Scripture frequently
47   3,  30 |         have led the reader into false expectations. And I have
48   4,   2 |          persuade men of what is false are to know how to introduce
49   4,   2 |       true, or to refute what is false? That the former, while
50   4,   7 |        again, he refutes certain false apostles who had gone out
51   4,   7 |         the sea, in perils among false brethren; in weariness and
52   4,   7 |         the sea, in perils among false brethren, in weariness and
53   4,  12 |         it is true that they are false, the speech which shows
54   4,  14 |        priest should applaud the false prophet, and that God's
55   4,  14 |      indeed says nothing that is false, but which buries small
56   4,  28 |         of love are true and not false. For as a man with a comely