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a little above or below them, they afford abasis for probability, or at least show that there is room for doubt. Hence, if one says, A certain person whom we shall call Balbus stole asheep, there is no defamation in the narrative, even though a realhappening is described. ich proposes a scale oflower amounts that are grave matter on account of the economiccondition of the persons stolen from. The vower is guilty of sin against the vow, if he usesunlawful means to prevent the condition's fulfillment (e.