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 1   1, 47     |   easily he is deceived and overcome by those that attack him ?
 2   2, 15     |    of all the Gods, who was overcome by bodily lust, and fell
 3   3, 55     |    55. Nor74, could He have overcome in the last conflict of
 4   3, 57     |     of good courage, I have overcome the world81." The manner
 5   3, 58     | mortal in reality, had been overcome by death, (and) in whom
 6   3, 61     |  and of Hercules -- who was overcome as by some great god by
 7   3, 66     |    his own lusts; nor is he overcome by the baser desires: for
 8   3, 66     |   vanquished, and could not overcome: (nor97) can he, who has  ./. 
 9   4, 6      |   thus are most men usually overcome; (namely), they are either
10   4, 11     |  gates of Hell should never overcome it. He himself afforded
11   4, 30(114)|     of religion: but, being overcome, he secretly withdrew himself
12   4, 31     |   also should be thought to overcome men, through intercourse
13   5, 24     |    thing fraudulent; should overcome every sort of lust, and