[99] Obscure and probably corrupt.
[173.] Three doors of falsehood: an angry pleading, a shifting foundation of knowledge, giving information without memory.
[174.] Three doors through which truth is recognised: a patient answer, a firm pleading, appealing to witnesses.
[175.] Three glories of a gathering: a judge without perturbation, a decision without reviling, terms (agreed upon) without fraud.
[176.] Three waves without wisdom: hard pleading, judgment without knowledge, a talkative gathering.
[177.] Three glories of speech: steadiness, wisdom, brevity.
178. Three ornaments of wisdom: abundance of knowledge, a number of precedents, to employ a good counsel.
[179.] Trí miscena indsci: rigne, dlúithe, dulbaire.