Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  | demonstrations was intended to deceive, or would describe it for
 2        2, XLIX  |      were possible, they shall deceive the very elect. Behold,
 3        2, LV    |   juggling tricks, in order to deceive their simple hearers, and
 4        2, LV    |    those of Moses, in order to deceive their silly hearers, and
 5        3, XXXVII|    accompaniments, in order to deceive those who have not taken
 6        3, LXXX  |     that these are words which deceive with empty hopes those who
 7        4, XXXV  |   which these names are found, deceive our hearers, as he imagines,
 8        5, XVIII |    whereby they lie in wait to deceive"), state and establish to
 9        5, LXIV  |  styled Sirens, who betray and deceive, and stop their ears, and
10        6, XLV   |   demons give to jugglers (who deceive men for the basest of purposes),
11        6, XLV   |    himself affords in order to deceive the human race. Paul, indeed,
12        6, XLVI  |    Lord is at hand. Let no man deceive you by any means: for that
13        7, XXXV  |     describes it, flew past to deceive the beholders, could produce