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 1    I, 1 |       deserving well of their religions, which they wrongly maintain,
 2    I, 6 |     the truth and serve false religions, what kind of proof ought
 3    I, 17| respecting the gods and their religions. Do you see then, he says,
 4    I, 20| understand how vain are their religions, even from this very fact,
 5    I, 20|      want. What a derision of religions rites is this! I were a
 6    I, 23|       the disproving of false religions; but I have determined now
 7   II, 3 |     while they attacked false religions, they openly proclaimed
 8   II, 3 |      the foolish esteem false religions as true, because they neither
 9   II, 3 |       either persist in those religions which they know to be false,
10   II, 14|    AND OF THE ORIGIN OF FALSE RELIGIONS.~But afterwards God, when
11   II, 18|  WORSHIP OF DEMONS, AND FALSE RELIGIONS.~Some one will say, Why
12  III, 11|   fall into a multiplicity of religions, but false ones, because
13  III, 30|   Having overthrown all false religions, and having refuted all
14  III, 30|      contending against false religions, and in this, when I was
15   IV, 4 |     or they approved of false religions or, although they understood
16    V, 4 |      one can doubt that false religions will quickly disappear,
17    V, 14|       those followers of vain religions urge this with the same
18    V, 15|    all to have overthrown the religions of the gods, because they
19   VI, 4 |    who, having invented false religions, turns men away from the
20  VII, 1 | either to be freed from false religions or to understand the true
21  VII, 6 |      these errors of depraved religions, and in this persuasion
22  VII, 24|    the destruction of impious religions and the suppression of guilt,