Book, Chapter

1    I, 4 |    their nature as a system of deceit, when they themselves restrained
2    I, 4 | inclination nor the motive for deceit. Why should I say that some
3  III, 16|     also practise them it is a deceit, and it is inconsistent
4    V, 2 | disciples, as disseminators of deceit whom at the same time he
5    V, 18|       others, and take them by deceit, that they may devour them;
6   VI, 7 |        power are altogether in deceit, lead men altogether into
7   VI, 24|        has once fallen through deceit. For no one can be so prudent
8  VII, 27|     the way of destruction and deceit, if it is possible, be deserted,