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1   I, 11|      design, I become my own deceiver, by supposing, for a time,
2   I, 12|   being imposed upon by this deceiver, whatever be his power and
3 III, 4 | likewise whether he can be a deceiver; for, without the knowledge
4 III, 38| manifest that he cannot be a deceiver, since it is a dictate of
5   V, 15|    on him, and that he is no deceiver, and thence inferred that
6  VI, 10|  eminently. But as God is no deceiver, it is manifest that he
7  VI, 11|  ground alone that God is no deceiver, and that consequently he
8  VI, 24|   other: for since God is no deceiver, it necessarily follows