To make (drive) someone crazy/ confuse

He took him out of his mind. He caused him to be disturbed in his normal way of thinking. He 'drove him crazy'.

("The rigors of poverty make a man transgress his knowledge and the knowledge of his master" - Erubin Ma'a, and so on: "Give her three gold pieces on the evening of the Sabbath, so that she does not trouble her husband on the fifth day and does not come with him in a quarrel and does not transgress his knowledge" - Shalom aleichem/ If I were Rothschild, Kenaz, and so on: "Truly, Is the glory of his wife and the greatness of her fathers, which were revealed to him by chance at my hands, the ones who made him transgress against his knowledge?" - Bialik/Records of each hand, the man of the ship, Rafav, and so on: "Their poverty transgressed them against their knowledge and against the knowledge of their owner, and they made all kinds of idols" - Agnon/Tamol Shilshom, 400, and so on: "And they will never know/ from whom and when And it was so, and so was Almira's knowledge/ All so many knights/ On the wisdom of their knowledge the crossing" - Jonathan gave/ How many knights crossed)

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