Epistle, Chapter

1      3, II | corrupted by any falsehood or deceit. In order, then, that we
2     41, II |       and thy tongue embraced deceit. Thou satest and spakest
3     51, XVI|   through philosophy and vain deceit," we are to avoid those
4     67, V  |       also added the crime of deceit and circumvention. For he
5     67, V  |      mocked." But neither can deceit advantage Martialis, in
6     69, II |     for a priest, fell by the deceit of error upon a profane
7     75, XV |      obstinate and fraudulent deceit. When, however, they come