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 1    Pref        |         God, a constant fear of delusion, she had recourse about
 2    Pref        |       in these days have been a delusion of many, and exterior locutions
 3    Pref        |   wishes to be safe lie under a delusion, if it be humble enough
 4    Pref        |        safer: and this is their delusion,—they call that a plain
 5    Life, V     | salvation—unless, indeed, the delusion which I laboured under were
 6    Life, VI    |         looked on my tears as a delusion; and my faults, therefore,
 7    Life, VI    |        I were well. This is our delusion; we do not resign ourselves
 8    Life, VII   |         It was the most fearful delusion into which Satan could plunge
 9    Life, X     |       will deliver my soul from delusion, so that Satan may gain
10    Life, XIII  |       those who pray: that is a delusion. I have conversed with many;
11    Life, XIX   |     much depends on it; for the delusion here, wherein Satan is able
12    Life, XIX   |  further on.263~22. This is the delusion by which Satan prevails:~ ./. 
13    Life, XX    |       points of honour, and the delusion which led it to believe
14    Life, XXI   |         with our eyes the great delusion wherein we are walking,
15    Life, XXII  |        Highest Contemplation. A Delusion in Which the Saint Was Once 
16    Life, XXII  |       in now. I hold it to be a delusion: still, it may be that it
17    Life, XXII  |      has delivered me from this delusion; and afterwards by showing
18    Life, XXII  |   clearly perceive how great my delusion was, and also tell it to
19    Life, XXIII |        so timid. Was there ever delusion so great as mine, O my God,
20    Life, XXIII |  nothing, but had fallen into a delusion of the devil? It was better
21    Life, XXV   |   contrary, it is known to be a delusion of the understanding, and
22    Life, XXV   |       all its life long in this delusion, and imagine that it hears
23    Life, XXV   |       were afraid I was under a delusion. I, too, was very much afraid
24    Life, XXVII |         good, I must be under a delusion. The vision and the language
25    Life, XXVIII|         consents not to its own delusion, I do not think that Satan
26    Life, XXIX  |     they would preserve me from delusion. I used to see them frequently
27    Life, XXXIII|     illusions, all my prayers a delusion, and I, therefore, deeply
28    Life, XXXIV |     knoweth why. We are under a delusion when we think that in the
29    Life, XXXIV |       or the other to fall into delusion.~16. Now as to this father
30    Life, XXXIX |      will not remain under this delusion who possesses the gift of
31     Rel, I(622)| convinced that her prayer was a delusion of Satan: see the Life,
32     Rel, I     |         myself under a grievous delusion.~ ./. 10. I have a longing
33     Rel, I     |      found good, if it be not a delusion of Satan; herein I submit
34     Rel, II    |       that I must be under some delusion. Thus I see clearly that
35     Rel, VI    |    myself that the vision was a delusion, because it had a great
36     Rel, VII   |  distress, afraid that it was a delusion of Satan, and began to consult
37     Rel, VII   |        knew perfectly well that delusion was possible, therefore
38     Rel, VIII  |        Francis700 if this was a delusion, for it made me stupid;
39     Rel, VIII  |     soul perceives it, that all delusion therein seems impossible,
40     Rel, VIII  |         and that I must be in a delusion of Satan. God be praised,
41     Rel, XI    |        am afraid that this is a delusion; but I cannot believe it,
42     Rel, XI    |         I thought I was under a delusion: and accordingly, I have
43     Ind        |      new foundation, xxxii. 21.~Delusion, a, into which the Saint
44     Ind        |         10; a safeguard against delusion, xiv. 11.~Faith, the, Satan
45     Ind        |      life, xi. 23.~Ingratitude, delusion arising from the dread of,