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 1 Intro,      0|        Papal Legate, who, in his confusion, committed the blunder of
 2 Intro,      0|        the first simile when the confusion of metaphor in the original
 3   2,      2  |          of self, and its end in confusion, if this knowledge were
 4   2,     23  |        which will generate in it confusion and shame. Know that, in
 5   2,     23  |      countenance in darkness, in confusion, and in hatred, not through
 6   2,     26  |                     The pain and confusion of the darkened ones, on
 7   3,      2  |         she should be brought to confusion. And together with confusion
 8   3,      2  |     confusion. And together with confusion would come the Devil, who
 9   3,      2  |       not only on account of her confusion, but also through the despair
10   3,      2  |         humble mind, nor can any confusion of spirit be greater than
11   3,      2  |      wished to overthrow you, by confusion, wishing to prove to you
12   3,      2  |        If I put you down through confusion, you rise to Heaven on the
13   3,      2  |          or suffer annoyance and confusion of mind; of course provided
14   3,      3  |        lest it bring the soul to confusion, for it would cause the
15   3,     24  |       soul, remains only greater confusion, for her light is extinguished
16   3,     31  |        error brings him to great confusion. ~
17   3,     31  |        but reproaches with great confusion. His injustice which he
18   3,     31  |          great is that shame and confusion that unless in their life
19   3,     31  |        servants, that is to say, confusion and condemnation; they wish
20   3,     31  |        for your greater pain and confusion you have before your conscience
21   3,     31  | obligations and more intolerable confusion do they receive for not
22   4,      8  |    remains always in sadness and confusion of mind, tormented by the
23   4,      8  |        is covered with shame and confusion for the faults which he