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 1   III|        thereby without more. He conjured S. Maur by the virtue of
 2   III|       evil spirit. Then Zosimus conjured her by the virtue of God
 3   III|       fetched the priest, which conjured in the name of S. Peter,
 4   III|    given himself to us. Then he conjured him in the name of S. Peter
 5   III|         so. And then S. Germain conjured them, and they went their
 6    IV|         so. And then S. Germain conjured that they never after returned
 7    IV| chauffer, warmed or comforted. ~conjured, v., Fr. conjurer, exorcised. ~
 8     V|        the morning the holy man conjured him that, he that was comen
 9     V|      service of God. Then Giles conjured the devil that was in his
10     V|   receive it. And she sware and conjured him by horrible oaths that
11     V|       Lord of which he had been conjured. And when S. Cosmo knew
12     V|           con, v., be able to. ~conjured, v., exorcised. ~courage,
13    VI|        a man in the ice, and he conjured him to tell him what he
14    VI|     dark shadow. Then S. Martin conjured him, and demanded him what
15    VI|         her unto the judge, and conjured him, by the puissance of