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Mendacem memorem esse oportet.
A lyer ought not to be forgetfull. It is very harde for hym yt lyeth, alwayes to agre in one tale, onles he hath a ryght good memorie, for asmuche as the remembraunce of thynges feined, is farre more hard than the memorie of true thynges By reason whereof for the moost parte the deuysours and forgers of lyes are by thys meanes taken,
while forgettyng what they spake afore, they speake thynges contra¦ry and repugnaunte to theyr for∣mer tale.