Part, Question

1   2, 72  |       sake of fame, and the ~"cheat," who tells less than the
2   2, 165 |      8): "Beware lest any man cheat you by philosophy and ~vain
3   3, 60  |       8: "Beware lest any man cheat you by philosophy and vain
4   3, 64  |        by false pretenses, to cheat Him Whom he calls his Father;
5 Suppl, 36| thinks, by false pretense, to cheat Him ~Whom he falsely calls
6 Suppl, 36|  priest is a blasphemer and a cheat if he ~exercises his order
7 Suppl, 52|   slave, does so sometimes to cheat marriage, and at least to ~
8 Suppl, 52| wherefore ~if the husband, to cheat his wife, surrender himself