Dialogue

 1 Repub|     where they have the saints lying on couches at a feast, everlastingly
 2 Repub| ridiculous, he said. ~Then the lying poet has no place in our
 3 Repub|    Homer, we do not admire the lying dream which Zeus sends to
 4 Repub|        son of a goddess, first lying on his side, then on his
 5 Repub|       to have the privilege of lying, the rulers of the State
 6 Repub| catches anybody beside himself lying in the State, ~"Any of the
 7 Repub|      observed some dead bodies lying on the ground at the place
 8 Repub|     the twelfth day, as he was lying on the funeral pyre, he
 9 Repub|        finding this, which was lying about and had been neglected
10 Repub|     suddenly, he found himself lying on the pyre. ~And thus,