Book, Chapter

1    I, 4 | Moreover, the inclination to feign and speak falsely belongs
2    I, 11|      transformations. But to feign the whole of that which
3    I, 11|      fabulous, did they also feign those things which are related
4  III, 28|    they are not even able to feign anything, as their practice
5   IV, 16|     ten years intervened. We feign nothing; we add nothing.
6   VI, 12|      he is doing another, to feign that he is bestowing upon
7   VI, 20|  teach adulteries while they feign them, and by pretended actions