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 1  3,1|    none to be contentious with false, vain, or obstinate disputation;
 2  6,1| understood to be not true, but false, --let him be anathema.
 3  6,2|      be not annoyed, either by false accusations, or in any other
 4  6,2|         or by uttering what is false. ~Those who quest for alms--
 5 14,3|  sometimes happens that, under false pleas, which notwithstanding
 6 14,3|      any grace, obtained under false pretences, for the absolution
 7 14,3|       the statement of what is false, or by the suppression of
 8 14,3|     wrong at his hands, object false accusations against him,
 9 15,1|      all these doctrines to be false, and utterly alien from
10 15,1|    declares, that it is wholly false, and alien from the word
11 23,3|       superstition, which is a false imitation of true piety,
12 23,4|      true, or suggests what is false. ~CHAPTER VII. ~The chapter "
13 25,1|      raging, have not only had false notions touching this venerable
14 26,2|        images, (suggestive) of false doctrine, and furnishing