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1  IV,  7 |  liar because he enjoys the lie itself, and another because
2   V,  6 | types. For a man might even lie with a woman knowing who
3   V,  9 |     easy. But it is not; to lie with one’s neighbour’s wife,
4   V,  9 |   unjust acts; for he could lie with a woman or wound a
5 VII,  2 |   he is pained at telling a lie.~(4) Further, the sophistic
6 VII,  9 |     by Odysseus to tell the lie. For not every one who does
7 VIII,  8|     itself. But it seems to lie in loving rather than in
8  IX,  1 |  has received, or the price lie would have paid for the