Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, IX    |        those who do them. I am deceived if the man who is guilty
 2      2, III   |       sickness ought not to be deceived, but help is to be afforded
 3      9, II    |        when our brotherhood is deceived by some of you, who, while
 4     11, II    |        of gratifying them, had deceived them.~
 5     39, VI    |      reason that you should be deceived with vain words, and begin
 6     45, I     |        circumvented and almost deceived and alienated from the Church
 7     45, I     |    affirmed that they had been deceived, and that they had not known
 8     45, II    |    suffered imposture; we were deceived by captious perfidy and
 9     46, II    |      can any one now be easily deceived by the talkative words of
10     51, XIV   |        sinned, and having been deceived, not so much by guilt as
11     51, XXVI  |       not sacrificed, has been deceived by an error; the former,
12     51, XXVIII|   XXVIII.~And oh, mockery of a deceived fraternity! Oh, vain deception
13     54, XV    |       they had been fooled and deceived, and are daily returning
14     54, XXI   | vigilance, cannot be taken nor deceived by the poisons of heretics,
15     61, III   |      of the midwives are often deceived; and if she be found to
16     63, I     |      darkness of the devil, or deceived by the sacrilegious persuasion
17     67, V     |   confession, went to Rome and deceived Stephen our colleague, placed
18     72, XVI   |        no one should be easily deceived by false prophets and false
19     74, X     |      time she made anxious and deceived the brotherhood, accomplishing
20     74, X     |     come thence. Here also she deceived one of the presbyters, a
21     74, X     |        things by which she had deceived many, also had frequently
22     75, XIII  |      and void, let them not be deceived, so as if they escape the