Book, Chapter

 1       2, VI   |       Indeed, it did not have that false and shadowy beauty which
 2       3, VI   |          were simply fantastic and false. In comparison to them the
 3       3, VIII |            part is loved under the false assumption that it is the
 4       3, VIII |            thee the arrogance of a false freedom - for thus we lose
 5       3, XI   |          by the plausibility of my false interpretation but saw immediately
 6       4, I    |      sometimes secretly, under the false guise of religion. In the
 7       4, II   | fornication against thee, trust in false things, and “feed on the
 8       4, III  |            astrology to be utterly false and, as a man of honest
 9       4, XV   |        nature of the mind, but the false opinions which I held concerning
10       4, XV   |           the same way, errors and false opinions contaminate life
11       5, V    |            once stood convicted of false teaching, should then be
12       5, VI   |         lips should it be supposed false. Nor, again, is it necessarily
13       5, VII  |            at least not altogether false toward himself; for he was
14       5, IX   |         the life of my soul was as false, because it was as unreal
15       5, X    |       gaining any profit from that false doctrine, I began to hold
16       6, VI   |         would not this have been a false choice? Was the contrast
17       6, II   |           assertions of theirs are false and should be rejected with
18       6, II   |        then this is self-evidently false and should be abhorred at
19       6, VI   |         that Firminus had given me false information, or that his
20       9, III  |         himself and says, “This is false,” unless he himself is lying?
21       9, XIII |            which, even if they are false, yet it is not false that
22       9, XIII |           are false, yet it is not false that I have remembered them.
23       9, XIII |         between the truths and the false objections, and now I see
24      11, XV   |          say that these things are false which Truth tells me, with
25      11, XV   |        objectors? Are these things false?” “No,” they say. “What
26      11, XV   |        they say. “What then? Is it false that every entity already
27      11, XV   |            then, do you contend is false in them? Is it because matter
28      11, XVI  |          things which are true are false, who still honor thy Scripture
29      11, XVIII|       either know or suppose to be false. Therefore, since every
30      11, XXIII|        Moses spoke things that are false. But let me be united with
31      11, XXVI |          surmount the words of all false and proud teachings. If
32      12, XIX  |      adultery, nor steal, nor bear false witness598 - that “the dry