postremo, cum ad ius iurandum inimicitias serentis malignitas confugisset, ne de periurio eius disputaret, adfirmavit numquam Xenocratem illa dicturum fuisse, nisi ea dici expedire sibi iudicasset.
Finally the malignity of the mischief-maker resorted to an oath. Not wishing to argue about his perjury, Plato asserted that Xenocrates would never have said the things alleged if he had not thought it in his, Platos, interest that they should be said.
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