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 1    I, pref|       are borne headlong, and deceived by the appearance of good
 2    I, 3   |     governed by one Being, is deceived. For he does not comprehend
 3    I, 3   |     hold this opinion are not deceived without cause, we will presently
 4    I, 11  |        if Saturn had not been deceived by his wife. But it will
 5    I, 11  | embellish them. Hence men are deceived; especially because, while
 6    I, 11  |    Even the philosophers were deceived by this error; for because
 7    I, 22  |       of peace. But though he deceived others, he did not deceive
 8    I, 22  |     the one soon ceased to be deceived; the foolishness of the
 9   II, 1   |      causes by which men were deceived, so that at first they believed
10   II, 8   |    confidence in others to be deceived by their errors, as though
11   II, 20  |       undertaken, unless I am deceived, has been completed; and
12  III, 1   | honourable name of wisdom, or deceived by the splendour of empty
13  III, 13  |      eternity, if we shall be deceived either by an empty character
14  III, 13  |      of the Roman language is deceived, we may see from that sentiment
15  III, 17  |      us."~How cleverly he has deceived us! As though it were death
16  III, 18  |    side. But the one side are deceived with respect to the past,
17  III, 24  |       us. For they are always deceived in the same manner. For
18   IV, 11  |      in vain; the scribes are deceived and confounded: the wise
19   IV, 13  |       truth, but he skilfully deceived him who asked the question,
20   IV, 14  |    they were again misled and deceived in the same manner, in supposing
21    V, 9   |      their life should not be deceived also in religion; inasmuch
22    V, 15  |     support (for they are not deceived without reason). And this
23    V, 18  |     appear that those are not deceived without reason who think
24    V, 18  |   does he allow any one to be deceived, because it is the duty
25    V, 20  |    our power; but as they are deceived in the matter of religion
26   VI, 3   |   lower regions; but they are deceived in this, that they proposed
27   VI, 18  |       circumstance manifestly deceived him, because, when inquiry
28   VI, 24  |     or impelled by desire, or deceived by error, or compelled by
29  VII, 7   |       Therefore Aristippus is deceived, who made man subject to