in considerable detail In a manner parodied by Shakespeare in As You Like It (TLN 2645 ff.) Jones lists chapters on lies certain, lies conditional, lies general, and lies special ("Contents of this work," sig. A3v). Telling the difference between a legitimate cause of offence and a wording that is acceptable is tricky: "If I say unto another man, "Thou sayest not true," whereby I reprove him and consequently offer injury; but if I say, "That which thou sayest is not true," that speech is not injurious, and may be without burden of him unto whom it is spoken" (5). repulsed Rejected. saving Except for. vilety, Vileness. supplied. Satisfied, compensated for. in place of In terms of.