Book, Chapter

 1    I, 4 |    restrained others from all fraud? For to this end were they
 2    I, 4 | suspicion of covetousness and fraud could not possibly fall,
 3   II, 13|       he enticed the woman by fraud to take the forbidden fruit,
 4   IV, 1 |  disagreement of mankind, and fraud, and all wickedness; because,
 5    V, 3 |    have spoken respecting the fraud and tricks of the magic
 6    V, 10|    deceive is not the part of fraud, but of cleverness? how
 7   VI, 4 |    one is able to foresee the fraud before that he falls headlong
 8   VI, 7 |      lead men altogether into fraud, unless he showed them some
 9   VI, 18|       be no wickedness and no fraud in the affairs of men. What,
10   VI, 24|     when they are ensnared by fraud, if by any means they have
11  VII, 18|      the account, not without fraud on the part of the demons,