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1 1 |    and are without beds to lie upon, and have to attend
2 2 |    ever ventures to tell a lie to the young for their good,
3 2 |   not invent a more useful lie than this, or one which
4 4 | may become famous, and not lie in the grave without a name,
5 6 |   fields and regions which lie underneath, may furnish
6 7 |  city at all. There let it lie; and so leaving it to lie,
7 7 |  lie; and so leaving it to lie, we will proceed to the
8 9 |   their places, and others lie at hand.~Athenian. Certainly,
9 10|   the larger stones do not lie well without the lesser.~