Book,  Chapter

 1     Gre        |       even if I should have been deceived on many occasions, I know
 2       1,  X    |          however, nearly all men deceived by a false good or a false
 3       1,  XVIII|       that the people came to be deceived or forced into deciding
 4       1,  XXXV |          either from having been deceived or for some other reason
 5       1,  XXXVI|         much the other Republics deceived themselves in deviating [
 6       1,  XLVI |     virtuous, everyone is easily deceived and no one takes any remedy
 7       1,  L    |    council were not satisfied or deceived. And this inconvenience
 8       1,  LIII |         TIMES DESIRE THEIR RUIN, DECEIVED BY A FALSE SPECIES OF GOOD:
 9       1,  LIII |          first, that many times, deceived by a false illusion of good,
10       1,  LIII |    occurs sometimes, having been deceived before either by events
11       2,  I    |         in part because they are deceived by those means which he
12       2,  XIII |        his maternal uncle, to be deceived in so many ways, without
13       2,  XVIII|      will see that he was rather deceived than overpowered, and never
14       2,  XX   |        infinite others have been deceived. And an ambitious Prince
15       2,  XXII |  experience of things are easily deceived, for they have in them that
16       2,  XXII |       meet him, will find itself deceived, unless the army should
17       2,  XXV  |          as was said above) were deceived by this opinion, and were
18       2,  XXV  |          similar reasons will be deceived.~
19       3,  III  |        of government, and he was deceived: And although because of
20       3,  III  |      good. But the first opinion deceived him, not knowing that malignity
21       3,  IV   |       how Tarquinius Priscus was deceived by the seemingly legal possession
22       3,  IV   |      content. And Servius Tullus deceived himself believing he could
23       3,  VI   |        most of the times men are deceived by the love they judge others
24       3,  VI   |        Prince, you can be easily deceived in this: because as soon
25       3,  XII  |        less the people are often deceived; they, in their intense
26       3,  XXII | otherwise you will find yourself deceived. Here it is to be noted
27       3,  XXXIV|       case they are almost never deceived. I speak only of those ranks
28       3,  XXXIV|         that the people might be deceived by the fame, opinions, and
29       3,  XLIII|          she would not have been deceived by them on this and other