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 1 1 |       poet whom we summon as a witness, Theognis, citizen of Megara
 2 3 |      it; and we may accept his witness to the fact that such forms
 3 6 |     temple, and calling God to witness, shall dedicate one judge
 4 7 | meaning, and will be a sort of witness to my words. Hunting is
 5 8 |     the god of kindred, is the witness of the citizen, and Zeus,
 6 11|     one shall call the Gods to witness, when he says or does anything
 7 11|        any man refuses to be a witness, he who wants him shall
 8 11|   knows and is willing to bear witness, let him bear witness, but
 9 11|     bear witness, let him bear witness, but if he says he does
10 11|        who is summoned to give witness and does not answer to his
11 11|      if a person calls up as a witness any one who is acting as
12 11|        judge, let him give his witness, but he shall not afterwards
13 11|        free woman may give her witness and plead, if she be more
14 11|        only be allowed to bear witness. A slave of either sex and
15 11|   should be charged with false witness. And either of the parties
16 11|       the accusations of false witness, and have them kept under
17 11|       when the trial for false witness takes place. If a man be
18 11|       twice convicted of false witness, he shall not be required,
19 11|   shall not be allowed to bear witness; and if he dare to witness
20 11|     witness; and if he dare to witness after he has been convicted
21 12|      careful of bringing false witness against any one, either
22 12|       to honour and justice. A witness ought to be very careful