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 1   III|       he might, he overcame and confounded them. When the heretics
 2     V|    which gift I ought not to be confounded, but it appertaineth to
 3     V|        Manicheans; all these he confounded and overcame. Then the blessed
 4     V|     than they be.~This holy man confounded right valiantly the heretics,
 5     V|         the sorts should not be confounded. For the tribe of Levy had
 6     V|     judge saw that, he was much confounded, so that almost he died
 7    VI| overcome of the enchanters, but confounded them openly before the king
 8    VI|         devil and was wood, and confounded much people. And as S. Martin
 9    VI|     undefouled so that I be not confounded. And every second and third
10   VII|       masters, and that she had confounded their gods by open reasons,
11   VII|     Arians at Milan, iii. 113.~—confounded by a miracle of S. Basil,
12   VII|  miracle of S. Basil, ii. 260.~—confounded by S. Peter Martyr, iii.
13   VII|         228. ~---in female form confounded by S. Bartholomew and by
14   VII|        i. 51.~Incestuous mother confounded by S. Andrew, ii. 98.~India,