Chapter

 1 XIV   |         if they are true; and if false, they should not be fabricated
 2 XV    |   preliminary refutation of some false opinions, go on to derive
 3 XVII  |   passions, though in slavery to false gods; yet, whenever the
 4 XXI   |          up to their fall with a false trust in their noble ancestors,
 5 XXI   | represented, for none may give a false account of his religion.
 6 XXI   |         what is opposed to it as false; especially and on every
 7 XXII  |        God by the illusions of a false divination? And here I explain
 8 XXV   |       proof upon the question of false and true divinity, having
 9 XXVIII|         far more readily swear a false oath in the name of all
10 XXXV  |       that they pay no vain, nor false, nor foolish honours to
11 XLIX  |           then, wise to brand as false, nor to regard as absurd,
12 XLIX  |         at any rate, if they are false and foolish, they hurt nobody.