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 1 I    |       I have spoken entertain false and impious opinions, or
 2 I    |  steal," "Thou shalt not bear false witness?" 89Further, there
 3 V    |       knowledge, men who hold false opinions are rising up against
 4 IX   |      escape many blunders and false interpretations. We ought,
 5 XVIII|     of the world" we mean all false philosophy, which, according
 6 XVIII|  wickedness in the holders of false opinions, and in those who
 7 XVIII|     Christ when he makes such false and unwarranted statements. ~
 8 XX   |       God. It is consequently false to say that at the beginning "
 9 XX   |      we would have proved how false it is that they have more
10 XX   |    wish to utterly refute the false opinions of Celsus and prove
11 XX   |   future?" he implies what is false. It is also false that "
12 XX   |     what is false. It is also false that "many of the animals
13 XX   | conception of God. It is also false that "the irrational creatures
14 XXI  |      man who wishes to give a false conception of Free Will
15 XXIII|  knowest that they have borne false witness against me." 539
16 XXIII|   must be summoned; and it is false to say, "It is no good for
17 XXIV |  answered. But it seems to me false to speak of unqualified
18 XXIV |       disputants to take up a false position, and thus lead
19 XXVI |     be given to the godly are false, or that being true they