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 1   I,  38|            who has guided us from false superstitions to the true
 2   I,  42|         allege these things to be false.
 3   I,  54|          time were untrustworthy, false, stupid, and brutish to
 4   I,  54|         that they put forth under false evidence, or alleged with
 5   I,  55|          this record of events is false, as you say, how comes it
 6   I,  56|       forth these statements with false effrontery; they have extolled
 7   I,  57|        you put forth baseless and false statements concerning your
 8   I,  58|           been adulterated by any false statements, but were put
 9  II,   4|      shown that there was nothing false in what was declared.
10  II,   6|       think that you know what is false, what true, what can or
11  II,  12|           him, I say, trusting in false gods, and abandoned by them
12  II,  42|         ensnare the unwary, forge false wills, prepare poisoned
13  II,  48|          rash, reckless, blinded, false, dissemblers, liars, proud,
14  II,  56|        that there are some things false in the others' opinions.
15  II,  57|          out anything which seems false to you, although on every
16  II,  78|       through which that may seem false which we do not wish and
17 III,   8|    thoughtless person may raise a false accusation against us, as
18 III,  14|         that our opinions are not false, inasmuch as, when you form
19 III,  39|           and Granius say what is false; if what they say is certain,
20  IV,   7| meaningless superstition, and the false gods of fancy? Puta, you
21  IV,  11|         show that what is said is false, either because in the whole
22  IV,  19|        things will turn out to be false, and what you say to be
23  IV,  27|       either all these things are false which you bring forward
24  IV,  32|       brand and mark any one with false accusations, than to bring
25   V,   8|          will of necessity not be false, that she was human, not
26   V,  15|           them. But this story is false, and is wholly untrue. It
27   V,  26|           so mortally. This is no false mistrust, nor are you assailed
28   V,  36|           strive to maintain that false and spurious versions were
29 VII,  43|          and vaunted himself with false pretence? But if you weigh
30 VII,  49|         and do not insert what is false in their accounts of events,