Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 7 |      impel the minds (of their dupes, as they would have them),
 2    IV, 35|          and) taking aside his dupes, he persuades them (to believe
 3    IV, 42|        on the credulity of the dupes, by fair balanced words,
 4    IV, 45|  persons would, nor become the dupes of certain individuals acting
 5     V, 2 | against Christ, and are making dupes of those who are not acquainted
 6    VI, 34|       red mixture, so that his dupes imagined that a certain
 7    VI, 34|       to explain how they make dupes of many, and thoroughly
 8    VI, 36|        he was magnified by his dupes, and sometimes he was supposed
 9    VI, 36|         into enormities) many (dupes) of this description who
10   VII, 16|    asceticism (make many their dupes). And (they maintain) that
11   VII, 19|      of which he made many his dupes, employing the conclusions
12    IX, 6 |         and thus make them his dupes; while at another time he
13    IX, 7 |    others, and crowds of these dupes stream together into his
14    IX, 10|      manner, addressing to his dupes some such words as the following: "