Book, Chapter

 1    I, 19|           and not a god. For the falsehood of the poets does not consist
 2   II, 3 |     because they perceived their falsehood; but the true religion was
 3   II, 11|       the truth was corrupted by falsehood; and that which was said
 4  III, 1 |          since they even believe falsehood, being captivated by the
 5  III, 1 | adornings from without, but that falsehood should please by means of
 6  III, 2 |        THE TRUTH.~Now, since the falsehood of superstitions has been
 7  III, 2 |        to show the emptiness and falsehood of philosophy also, that,
 8   IV, 13|    unless he had, by a deceptive falsehood, concealed that which the
 9    V, 2 |      endeavoured so to prove the falsehood of sacred Scripture, as
10    V, 3 |   blindness, to give the name of falsehood to truth, and of truth to
11    V, 3 |        to truth, and of truth to falsehood. Doubtless the crafty man
12    V, 20|       there is between truth and falsehood; for they themselves with
13    V, 20|          have preferred truth to falsehood? But, they say, the public
14   VI, 3 |         prefer vices to virtues, falsehood to truth, must be borne
15   VI, 4 |     avarice, discord, ignorance, falsehood, folly, and other vices.
16   VI, 7 |    distinction between truth and falsehood, good and evil, reads the
17   VI, 18|    virtues there is no place for falsehood. Therefore the true and
18   VI, 24|        There is then no room for falsehood, none for dissimulation;
19  VII, 12|      been discussed in behalf of falsehood against falsehood; it is
20  VII, 12|      behalf of falsehood against falsehood; it is sufficient to have