Book, Chapter

 1       I, XI   |   him by the imputation of a false crime, and complained to
 2       I, XVII |   steal; thou shalt not bear false witness againstthy neighbor;
 3       I, XVIII|    eaten. Agreements to bear false witness, or for any evil
 4       I, XLIV |     under the advice of some false prophet, went forth to battle,
 5      II, I    | proposals, was assailed by a false accusation. These elders
 6      II, II   |     enraged because, under a false profession of divination,
 7      II, XVIII| Simon accused to the king on false charges Onias the priest,
 8      II, XXIV |      of Antiochus (which was false), and assisted by the power
 9      II, XXXVI|   added to the charges which false witnesses had heaped up
10      II, XLIII|   For under an appearance of false reasoning, it abolished