Book, Chapter

 1       3, XI   |    pit and in the darkness of falsehood, striving often to rise,
 2       5, XIV  |      the Manicheans guilty of falsehood. If I could have conceived
 3       6, I    |     truth, I was rescued from falsehood. Instead, she was fully
 4       6, XV   |      as they are; and because falsehood is nothing except the existence
 5       6, XIX  |  would risk the imputation of falsehood, and there would remain
 6       6, XIX  |     be distinguished from the falsehood of Photinus. For the refutation
 7       8, II   |   single hour in the chair of falsehood. I will not dispute it.
 8       8, IV   |   love vanity, and seek after falsehood?” For I had loved vanity
 9       8, IV   |       vanity and sought after falsehood. And thou, O Lord, had already
10       8, IV   |   love vanity, and seek after falsehood? Know this, that the Lord
11       8, IV   |     vanity, and seeking after falsehood” - heard and trembled, because
12       8, IV   |    truth there was vanity and falsehood. And I spoke many things
13       8, IV   |    love vanity and seek after falsehood.” Perhaps they would have
14       9, IV   |     hand is the right hand of falsehood.”325 But let my brother
15       9, XXIII| rather rejoice in truth or in falsehood. They will no more hesitate
16      11, XXV  |        that is, from truth to falsehood. For he who tells a lie
17      11, XXXI |      though they contained no falsehood that offended me. Therefore,