Chapter

1 Pro,2|          would find out if he had deceived himself and not heard aright.
2 1,3  |   Cardinal Camerlengo, he had not deceived himself, and the effect
3 3,2  |          will find yourself sadly deceived. Perhaps we have been ambitious
4 10,3 | Experience proved that he was not deceived; for scarcely had the Milanese
5 11,5 |           he thought his ears had deceived him, so hard was it to believe
6 12,2 |       that his ally Ferdinand had deceived him, and that Alexander
7 13,3 |       which indeed more than once deceived even him, wily politician
8 15,4 |          such joy that Caesar was deceived as to his intention, and
9 15,4 |           to embark with. Caesar, deceived by these appearances, stopped