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 1     Int, 1      | extended comment on error and lying as special instances of
 2       1, X      |     have my ears tickled with lying fables, which made them
 3       4, II     |       vanity and sought after lying,85 being myself their companion.~
 4       6, VI     |   deliver many a lie, and the lying was to be applauded by those
 5       6, VI     |       by those who knew I was lying. My heart was agitated with
 6       6, VI     |       ambition of my pride by lying. Much to this effect I said
 7       6, XII    |    himself by me, weaving and lying in his path, by my tongue
 8       6, VI     |       had also repudiated the lying divinations and impious
 9       7, II     | attention to their vanity and lying madness.~5. Finally, when
10       7, VI     |       book and only this one, lying before my eyes; for he was
11       9, III    |     able to say, “The Lord is lying.” For what does it mean
12       9, III    |  false,” unless he himself is lying? But, because “love believes
13       9, III    |      tells them that I am not lying in my confessions, and the
14       9, XXXV   |       And yet if there is one lying close by we flock to it,
15      10, II     |   outwardly, all rashness and lying. Let thy Scriptures be my
16      10, II     |      and walking and feeding, lying down and ruminating.413
17      12, II(507)|      always possessed, but as lying in the darkness. . . .