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5. A faithfull witness will not lie: but a false witness will utter lies.
5. A person of integrity will not be prevailed with∣all, either for fear or favour, to justifie the least untruth: but a man of no conscience, who hath accustomed him∣self to lying, cares not how many falshoods he testifies; which he utters without any difficulty.