Chapter, §

 1   1, 29 |          virtue or sin, truth or falsehood, that clung (afterwards)
 2   1, 82 |        the prevalence of) theft, falsehood, and fraud the merit (gained
 3   3, 230|          anger to his enemies, a falsehood to the dogs, contact with
 4   4, 4  |           a mixture of truth and falsehood), but never by Svavritti (
 5   4, 138|       let him utter no agreeable falsehood; that is the eternal law.~
 6   4, 236| austerities; let him not utter a falsehood after he has offered a sacrifice;
 7   4, 237|                          237. By falsehood a sacrifice becomes vain,
 8   8, 14 |        by injustice, or truth by falsehood, while the judges look on,
 9   8, 60 |       shall be convicted (of his falsehood) by at least three witnesses (
10   8, 104|      declaration of the truth, a falsehood may be spoken; for such (
11   8, 104|         may be spoken; for such (falsehood) is preferable to the truth.~
12   8, 105|        expiate the guilt of that falsehood.~
13   9, 18 |        texts, (are as impure as) falsehood (itself), that is a fixed
14  11, 70 |   serving Sudras, and speaking a falsehood, make (the offender) unworthy