Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, XIII| smiles to rage, it cajoles to deceive, it entices to slay, it
 2      7, VII |      delights and enticements deceive us. Let each one of us pray
 3      8, I   |       that no allurements may deceive the incorruptible stedfastness
 4      8, III |    Nor did the faithful voice deceive in his promise; he exhibited
 5     10, II  |     tend to destruction is to deceive. Nor is the lapsed raised
 6     39, IV  |     the age nor the authority deceive you of those who, answering
 7     39, V   |   visions of their own hearts deceive them. They speak, but not
 8     39, VI  |    again he says, "Let no man deceive you with vain words; for
 9     39, VI  |       lying, lies that he may deceive, cajoles that he may injure,
10     53, III |      one of the lapsed should deceive, seeking peace by guile,
11     54, XI  |    know that lies do not long deceive, that the night only lasts
12     63, V   |       not listen to those who deceive them with a fallacious and
13     63, V   |       is written, "Let no man deceive you with vain words, for
14     67, V   |        But if Basilides could deceive men, he cannot deceive God,
15     67, V   |  could deceive men, he cannot deceive God, since it is written, "
16     72, XVI |        I am Christ, and shall deceive many." And afterwards He
17     72, XXII|  faith and truth ought not to deceive and mislead those who come
18     74, IX  |        I am Christ, and shall deceive many." Because there is
19     74, IX  |   Both strive by falsehood to deceive men's wills.~
20     74, XXIV|      you have cut off. Do not deceive yourself, since he is really