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 1   2, 30|       truth too, and put forth falsehood to the many. To those whom
 2   2, 30|       attached himself to  ./. falsehood. Hear therefore, the things
 3   2, 49|       together for the sake of falsehood: and, about those things,
 4   2, 51| Philosophy, which is free from falsehood ? But, as they did not this,
 5   5, 2 | deterred from every species of falsehood, and commanded that men
 6   5, 3 |      could not be convicted of falsehood: -- (and) who had fallen
 7   5, 23|     not even one expression of falsehood; and falsely ascribe to
 8   5, 28|      forth, among all mankind, falsehood respecting Him, and will
 9   5, 28|      by consent, and put forth falsehood for no profit whatever,
10   5, 28|     that we should extend this falsehood, not only to our own people,
11   5, 28|        certainly is truth, and falsehood has that which is opposed
12   5, 41|       they were the authors of falsehood and of lying, and whom they
13   5, 42|     viz.) that they propagated falsehood, and exalted their Lord