Epistle, Chapter

1      3, II  |   letter is corrupted by any falsehood or deceit. In order, then,
2     39, II  |      and invite them, by the falsehood of a fallacious peace, to
3     51, XI  |    not as the report and the falsehood of malignant people had
4     54, XI  |   twenty-five bishops; which falsehood they boasted here also before
5     54, XIII|    peace is done away by the falsehood of a false peace; the healthful
6     70, II  |     can be nothing common to falsehood and truth, to darkness and
7     73, VIII|     love to hatred, truth to falsehood, Christ to Antichrist! Deservedly
8     74, IX  |      baptism. Both strive by falsehood to deceive men's wills.~
9     74, XXIV| strive for the truth against falsehood. For who ought more justly