Book, Chapter

 1    I, 4 | inclination to feign and speak falsely belongs to those who covet
 2    I, 7 |     gods, but angels. He spoke falsely respecting himself, indeed;
 3    I, 9 |       thinks that these speak. falsely produce other authors on
 4    I, 11|     that the poets have spoken falsely, and yet they believe them:
 5    I, 11|        the poets did not speak falsely; for they so frame the images
 6    I, 11|       for the sake of speaking falsely against the objects of their
 7    I, 21|      imagines that these speak falsely, let him consider the writings
 8   II, 6 |      prove that which they had falsely assumed, that the world
 9   II, 11|       not say that; they spoke falsely in this, but that first
10   II, 16|      because they cannot speak falsely to God, by whom they are
11  III, 6 |        can refute one speaking falsely, unless he who shall have
12  III, 15|       schools. Perhaps I speak falsely for the sake of bringing
13  III, 18|      that foolish old man, who falsely said that he had lived before,
14   IV, 15|      the sacred writings speak falsely, when they teach that there
15   IV, 23|      one to virtue, which they falsely proclaim; and for this cause
16   IV, 27|      they are worshipped, then falsely say that they are gods;
17   VI, 18|       no one should ever speak falsely for the sake of deceiving
18   VI, 18|      It is not for me to speak falsely to a man who is a friend
19   VI, 18|       is not his part to speak falsely even to an enemy and a stranger;
20  VII, 14|       were at liberty to speak falsely. But we, whom the Holy Scriptures
21  VII, 19|       Antichrist; but he shall falsely call himself Christ, and