Book, Chapter

1    I, 10|      except the memory of his frauds? Doubtless he was deserving
2   II, 15|   place with snares, deceits, frauds, and errors; for they cling
3   IV, 13|    has recourse to demoniacal frauds. For when he had been compelled
4   IV, 30|     all of these, ensnared by frauds of demons, which they ought
5    V, 2 |      should be enticed by the frauds of any, lest their simplicity
6    V, 8 | themselves. There would be no frauds or plunderings if they had
7    V, 10|   themselves from plunder and frauds who are acquainted with
8   VI, 19|     amassing of riches: hence frauds, hence robberies, hence