Book, Chapter

1       3, VI  |      them. Indeed, they spoke falsely not only of thee - who truly
2       6, VI  |       analyses, or else speak falsely if I made identical readings,
3       6, VI  | chance. And whatever was said falsely was not from incompetence
4       6, VI  |       father had informed him falsely. I then turned my thoughts
5       6, VI  |       He must therefore speak falsely. If he is to speak truly,
6       6, XIX |      And if these things were falsely written about him, all the
7       9, XIII|       that I have heard quite falsely urged against them, which,
8      12, XX  |   blessing.~27. Am I speaking falsely? Am I mingling and confounding
9      12, XXI |      luxury, and from what is falsely called knowledge.617 Thus