Book,  Chapter

 1     Gre         |     of [my] judgement when I deceive myself in many parts of
 2       1,  IV    | oratory shows them that they deceive themselves; and the people [
 3       1,  XXII  |    is seen that he sought to deceive them, as one who sees too
 4       1,  XLVII |     XLVII~MEN, ALTHOUGH THEY DECEIVE THEMSELVES IN GENERAL MATTERS
 5       1,  XLVII |    IN GENERAL MATTERS DO NOT DECEIVE THEMSELVES IN THE PARTICULARS~
 6       1,  XLVII |  this only the People do not deceive themselves, and if they
 7       1,  XLVII |    it will be rare when they deceive themselves more often than
 8       1,  XLVII |      Senate held in order to deceive the People in its distributions.~
 9       1,  XLVIII|     is shown that the people deceive themselves in general matters,
10       1,  XLVIII|     matters, but they do not deceive themselves in particular
11       2         |      times, then he does not deceive himself. And in thinking
12       2         |   more than the present, may deceive himself: but whoever is
13       2         |     numbered among those who deceive themselves, if in these
14       2,  X     |      much prudence as not to deceive himself of the two forces:
15       2,  X     |      two forces: and he will deceive himself every time when
16       2,  XIII  |      Cyrus this necessity to deceive, considering that the first
17       2,  XIII  |     is necessary to learn to deceive. In addition to this, he
18       2,  XIV   |        CHAPTER XIV~MEN OFTEN DECEIVE THEMSELVES BELIEVING THAT
19       2,  XVII  |   something which can easily deceive him. And if the Turk by
20       2,  XXIII |     or appeared to be, free) deceive themselves, and under this
21       2,  XXV   |      therefore, how much men deceive themselves (as we discussed
22       3,  VI    |      then, even if he should deceive you, there is some remedy
23       3,  VIII  |      long time, so that they deceive themselves in their own
24       3,  X     |     or a greater part of men deceive themselves, I do not believe