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 1 2 |       judged of by pleasure and false opinion; and this is true
 2 2 |        the intention is true or false.~Cleinias. Certainly not.~
 3 4 |       yes, this is one of those false principles of government
 4 5 |      than the soul; and this is false, for there is nothing of
 5 5 |       himself, not allowing any false shame to stand in the way.
 6 7 |       like us to be spreading a false report of them.~Cleinias.
 7 9 |     this want of education, the false praise of wealth which is
 8 10|  deliberation, opinion true and false, joy and sorrow, confidence,
 9 10|       which is both impious and false.~Athenian. I think that
10 11|        he says or does anything false or deceitful or dishonest,
11 11|         hateful to them takes a false oath, and pays no heed to
12 11|     they should be charged with false witness. And either of the
13 11|     preserve the accusations of false witness, and have them kept
14 11|      the day when the trial for false witness takes place. If
15 11|       man be twice convicted of false witness, he shall not be
16 11| evidence is rightly found to be false, and yet to have given the
17 11|     suit was determined by that false evidence or and in whichever
18 12|        or an ambassador carry a false message from our city to
19 12|      any other, or bring back a false message from the city to
20 12|        very careful of bringing false witness against any one,
21 12|       nothing to be gained by a false oath; but all cases in which