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1 II        |     you are at pains to hear falsehood. 'I am,' says he, 'that
2 VII       |    it free from the taint of falsehood,—detracting from, adding
3 VII       |     persist unless it spread falsehood, and it only flourishes
4 VII       |     lips did not originate a falsehood, as often happens either
5 XV        |      who are not devotees of falsehood are worshippers of the truth;
6 XXXIV     |   that it blushes not at the falsehood of calling a man a god,
7 XL        | their hatred this additional falsehood, that they believe the Christians
8 XLVII(124)|   heresy both of novelty and falsehood. This method Tertullian