Book,  Par.

1     I,     96| considered as if the man had deceived Jupiter. Wrongs done to
2    IV,     14|     at his son's house. Thus deceived, the old emperor, on sitting
3    IV,     68| embarrassing noises or being deceived by quiet, but to keep, every
4    VI,     44|      himself as liable to be deceived as Tiberius, and that the
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