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 1   1, 113|    sought ~with the purpose of deceiving or ruining him.~Aquin.:
 2   2, 53 | craftiness with the purpose of deceiving, ~is effected first and
 3   2, 96 |      Men swear falsely both in deceiving others and when they are
 4   2, 108|      have a false opinion, by ~deceiving him, does not belong to
 5   2, 108|        mere lust of lying and ~deceiving"; the fifth is "told out
 6   2, 108|      of mere lust of lying and deceiving." ~This proceeds from a
 7   2, 113|   flatters another, so that by deceiving him he may injure him in
 8   2, 114|       flatterer may do harm by deceiving secretly, so ~the quarreler
 9   2, 116|        same thing, namely, the deceiving of one's neighbor. Therefore
10   3, 48 | Consequently, although, ~after deceiving man, the devil, so far as