Book, Chapter

 1       1, V    |      myself, lest my iniquity lie even to itself. I do not,
 2       1, VI   |  first I knew how to suck, to lie quiet when I was full, and
 3       3, VIII |     Iniquity gives itself the lie, either by corrupting or
 4       4, VIII | monstrous fable and a tedious lie which was corrupting my
 5       5, III  |     exchanged thy truth for a lie, and worshiped and served
 6       6, VI   |       I was to deliver many a lie, and the lying was to be
 7       6, IX   |       the truth of God into a lie and worshiping and serving
 8       8, XI   |       united on earth, should lie in the same grave.~When
 9       9, XXIII|      ill-mannered, desires to lie hidden, but does not wish
10       9, XLI  |      wished also to possess a lie - just as no one wishes
11       9, XLI  |      just as no one wishes to lie in such a way as to be ignorant
12       9, XLI  |       be enjoyed along with a lie.~
13      10, XXV  |      in thy presence I do not lie. As my heart is, so I speak.
14      11, XXV  | falsehood. For he who tells a lie speaks of his own thought.494~
15      11, XXXII|   anything less, can anything lie hid from “thy good Spirit”
16      12, XXV  |       Hence, he that speaks a lie, speaks out of himself.