Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  83 |   both wanting in sincerity, deceive each other in turn. The
 2  II,  100|     We do not like others to deceive us; we do not think it fair
 3  II,  100|    then, fair that we should deceive them and should wish them
 4  II,  100|      it right that we should deceive men?~There are different
 5  II,  100|     to be deceived, and they deceive us.~So each degree of good
 6  II,  100|      perpetual illusion; men deceive and flatter each other.
 7  II,  139|      get excited over it and deceive himself by the fancy that
 8 III,  194|  understand how greatly they deceive themselves in thus seeking
 9   V,  294|     that it was necessary to deceive men for their own good;
10 VII,  471|    and voluntarily. I should deceive those in whom I had created
11 VII,  504|      of God; and his actions deceive us by reason of the... or
12 XII,  757| prediction of the blessings, deceive the wicked alone.~
13 XIV,  904|     of God, whom they cannot deceive, they are of men, whom they
14 XIV,  904|     are of men, whom they do deceive. And thus she is not dishonoured
15 XIV,  918|      lying, the one party to deceive, the others to be deceived.