Book, Chapter

 1   1,  36|      if any man thinks that a lie is ever useful, he must
 2   1,  36|    which is impossible), or a lie is never useful. ~Whoever
 3   2,  16|    meaning so important would lie unnoticed. And we cannot
 4   4,   7|      evermore, knoweth that I lie not." And then he tells,
 5   4,   7|      seat of oppression; that lie upon beds of ivory, and
 6   4,   7|     evils of luxury: "ye that lie upon beds of ivory, and
 7   4,   7|      lasciviousness: "ye that lie upon beds of ivory, and
 8   4,   8|   understood, the reason will lie not in their manner of expression,
 9   4,  21| deceptions of quackery into a lie? Thy Lord says, 'Thou can'
10   4,  21|     enjoy the pleasure of the lie either in thine own consciousness