Chapter

 1   5|         none deceives and none is deceived. In this life men deceive
 2   5|          life men deceive and are deceived, and are actually~worse
 3   5|          lying than when they are deceived by believing lies. Yet our~
 4   5|       deceiver is unwilling to be deceived by somebody else.~33 For
 5   5|           the truth is. But he is deceived in this, that he supposes
 6   6|        not ~deceive but rather is deceived. Likewise, a man is not
 7   6| difference in what respect one is deceived or lies. To be deceived
 8   6|           deceived or lies. To be deceived is a lesser~evil than to
 9   6|       religion than for one to be deceived in matters where~faith and
10   6|            and another man, being deceived,~believes that Christ will
11   6|         the first case than to be deceived in the second? And would
12   6|         some things, then, we are deceived in great matters; in others,
13   6|        great evil for a man to be deceived so as~not to believe what
14   6|          it is a~small evil to be deceived by crediting a falsehood
15   6|         his hand. He is not badly deceived nor would the prophetic ~
16   6|     adulterer, such a man is not ~deceived in his doctrine of good
17   6|          such a case a~man may be deceived without suffering harm therefrom,
18   7|            of course, we would be deceived in nothing at all, either
19   7|          even when he errs and is deceived, as a man may be. This is
20  18|          still are Catholics, are deceived, as it seems to me, by a
21  28|         was rejoicing over having deceived - all this, however, without