Chapter

 1   2|      and only with those which lie in the future, and which~
 2   5|      that he supposes that his~lie does no harm to himself,
 3   6|     duty of a righteous man to lie.~34 Some~go so far as to
 4   6|        me, however, that every lie is a~sin, albeit there is
 5   6| intention and the topic of the lie. He does~not sin as much
 6   6|        one who, by a deceitful lie, perverts the way of a life.
 7   6|      conscious intention is to lie. If we do~not consider the
 8   6|       is a lesser~evil than to lie, as far as a man's intentions
 9   6|    tolerable that a man~should lie about things not connected
10   6|      be~incomparably better to lie in the first case than to
11   7|                      22. Every lie, then,~must be called a
12   7|   there is any such thing as a lie that is not a sin, just
13   7|       good, when they will not lie save for the sake of human
14  19|         since the Truth~cannot lie, and what hearer and reader
15  21| Forgive us our debts,"~and not lie about what follows this