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 1     I| Antichrist; he shall pain him to deceive all men by four manners.
 2     I|          that he shall do for to deceive, shall be in giving of gifts,
 3     I|      gifts to them that he shall deceive. And to his disciples he
 4     I|         The fourth manner for to deceive them shall be by torments
 5    II|          him, and set him for to deceive him with all his malice,
 6    II|       that we have do no sin, we deceive our selves, and the truth
 7    II|          weenest to tempt me and deceive me, but it shall not be
 8    II|        the devil had cast for to deceive him, which he took and cast
 9    II|         The bishops of the idols deceive you evilly which accuse
10   III|         wilt, for thou mayst not deceive me. Then the provost did
11   III|          sent him thither for to deceive her. She demanded him: Who
12   III|         intent to nothing but to deceive good persons that lead an
13   III|         evil, or the devils will deceive thee. She said: Certainly
14   III|  deceived thee, but he could not deceive thee the first ne the second
15   III|  overmuch a fool if thou ween to deceive me which have always delivered
16   III|          and keep you, that they deceive you not. He moved so much
17   III|          come for to beguile and deceive our citizens, know ye well
18    IV|         likeness of a man for to deceive her. And when she saw him,
19    IV|       thou art young and wouldst deceive the wise and ancient men
20     V|         though thou not essay to deceive by thy art magic? To whom
21     V|        and all them that we here deceive, he judgeth them to be tormented
22     V|          I have not lived for to deceive, but I have showed that
23    VI|      their gods. And more for to deceive the people, feigned that
24   VII|       said: Let not the Nazarene deceive thee saying death is nothing
25   VII|          he hoped that he should deceive him. And when the king's
26   VII|         nothing that may so soon deceive the young men as the beauty
27   VII|       that they were devils that deceive men. Then the king demanded
28   VII|          much as the devils that deceive men. And therefore I suppose
29   VII|     brethren, wherefore would ye deceive me? This is not my Lord
30   VII|   chamber, which was come for to deceive him.~And after that, he
31   VII|      devil saw that he might not deceive him, he took from him all
32   VII|      thirdly is the enemy for to deceive us. Of the first saith our
33   VII|        iii. 289.~Attila tries to deceive S. Benet, iii. 87. ~Austin,