Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |         many, but which represent falsehood as truth, says with regard
 2        1, I      |          called the devil, and by falsehood, form leagues contrary to
 3        1, XIV    |            are to be charged with falsehood? And this applies not to
 4        1, XXXII  |           Jesus would invent some falsehood. And their not doing this
 5        1, XXXII  |     conceived Jesus, rendered the falsehood very palpable to those who
 6        1, LVII   | individuals will convict Jesus of falsehood, alleging that those predictions
 7        1, LXXI   |          truth which destroys all falsehood, agreeably to the words
 8        2, VII    |           confute him. For as one falsehood is not less or more false
 9        2, XIX    |        predicted is shown to be a falsehood: for it is altogether impossible
10        2, XXVI   |           Even although guilty of falsehood, ye have not been able to
11        2, XXXIX  |     anything else than a manifest falsehood, viz., that Jesus, "having
12        2, XXXIX  |          And is it not a manifest falsehood to say that "he did not
13        2, XLVI   |       Celsus escape the charge of falsehood, when he says that Jesus, "
14        2, LV     |       this portent, and by such a falsehood to furnish an occasion to
15        3, IX     |           is manifestly guilty of falsehood in the statements which
16        3, XXXVII |           is clearly convicted of falsehood when he says, "that they
17        3, LII    |         them," whether a manifest falsehood has not been uttered, and
18        3, LXIV   |          neither are we guilty of falsehood, when we teach that every
19        4, XVIII  |   deceives them, and is guilty of falsehood. Now deceit and falsehood
20        4, XVIII  |         falsehood. Now deceit and falsehood are nothing but evils, and
21        4, XIX    |    allowable to employ deceit and falsehood by way, as it were, of medicine?
22        4, XIX    |          words, when savouring of falsehood, produce upon such characters
23        4, XXII   |         convict this statement of falsehood, if it be not the case that
24        4, XLVI   |       what a spirit of hatred and falsehood Celsus collects together
25        5, LIV    |         one, then, convicts us of falsehood, or of making contradictory
26        5, LVII   |       itself, rather than allow a falsehood to escape their lips regarding
27        5, LVII   | individuals are speaking truth or falsehood. For those who act honestly,
28        5, LVII   |        opinion of the veracity or falsehood of this or that person with
29        5, LXV    |          too, Celsus is guilty of falsehood. He continues, moreover,
30        6, X      |        not guilty of boasting and falsehood, giving out that he has
31        6, XXXVIII|       whether he is not guilty of falsehood in these also, or whether
32        7, XI     |        bring forward, to show the falsehood of these allegations of
33        7, LXVI   |       Democritus. For there is no falsehood or pretence in the soul