Section,  Paragraph

 1   I,  13  |    displeasing, if she were not deceived.~
 2  II,  72  | stability. Our reason is always deceived by fickle shadows; nothing
 3  II,  82  |      case appear to the judges, deceived as they are by appearances!
 4  II,  82  |         first state." Which has deceived you, your senses or your
 5  II,  100 |         that we like them to be deceived in our favour, and prefer
 6  II,  100 |       flatter us. We like to be deceived, and they deceive us.~So
 7  II,  144 |      suited to him. I have been deceived; still fewer study it than
 8  VI,  374 |     find themselves continually deceived, and, by a comical humility,
 9 VII,  425 |       that our hope will not be deceived on this occasion as before.
10 VIII,  571|         world. Yet this people, deceived by the poor and ignominious
11   X,  653 |       almighty, as dying, being deceived, lying, etc.~Several Evangelists
12 XII,  801 |        The apostles were either deceived or deceivers. Either supposition
13 XIV,  861 |      the two opposite sects are deceived. They must be disillusioned.~
14 XIV,  918 |       deceive, the others to be deceived. They have been avaricious,
15 XIV,  920 |       foundation; and the devil deceived men by this apparent resemblance