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1 Pref, 1 | volumes had first appeared P. Silverio de Santa Teresa
2 Pref, 1 | unfortunately completed before P. Silverio's three-volume
3 Pref, 1 | there is a good deal in P. Silverio's three volumes
4 Pref, 2(1) | Life, Chap. XIII (p. 140).~
5 Pref, 2(2) | Foundations, Chap. XIV (Vol. III, p. 66).~
6 Pref, 2(3) | Life, Chap. XXV (p. 243).~
7 Pref, 2(4) | perfection, Chap. XXXII (Vol. II, p. 138).~
8 Pref, 2(6) | Life, Chap. XXXIII (p. 312).~
9 Pref, 2(7) | perfection, Chap. XX (Vol. II, p. 86).~
10 Pref, 2(9) | God, Chap. II (Vol. II, p. 375).~
11 Pref, 2(10) | Foundations, Chap. XIV (Vol. III, p. 66).~
12 Pref, 2(11) | perfection, Chap. XXII (Vol. II, p. 94).~
13 Pref, 2(12) | Foundations, Chap. XIX (Vol. III, p. 94).~
14 Pref, 2(13) | Chap. XXVIII (Vol. III, p. 164).~
15 Pref, 2(14) | Life, Chap. XXXVIII (p. 361).~
16 Pref, 2(15) | Life, Chap. XIII (p. 147).~
17 Pref, 2(16) | perfection, Chap. XX (Vol. II, p. 88).~
18 Pref, 2(17) | Life, Chap. XIII (p. 145).~
19 Pref, 2(18) | Chap. XXXVI (Vol. II, p. 156).~
20 Pref, 2(19) | Life, Chap. XXXVII (p. 360).~
21 Pref, 2(20) | everywhere. See, for example, p. 151, Vol. II, pp. 68, 234,
22 Pref, 2(21) | manuscript. See Vol. II, p. 97, n. 6.~
23 Pref, 2(22) | Foundations, Chap. XXV (Vol. III, p. 132 ).~
24 Pref, 2(23) | perfection, Chap. XIX (Vol. II, p. 76).~
25 Pref, 2(24) | Vol. II, p. 68.~
26 Pref, 2(25) | Vol. III, p. 39.~
27 Pref, 2(26) | Vol. II, p. 312.~
28 Pref, 2(27) | Life, Chap. XIII (p. 147).~
29 Pref, 2(28) | Life, Chap. XXXIV (p. 324).~
30 Pref, 2(29) | Life, Chap. VII (p. 98 ).~
31 Pref, 2(30) | Life, Chap. XXX (p. 282 ).~
32 Pref, 2(31) | Foundations, Chap. XV (Vol. III, p. 74).~
33 Pref, 2(32) | XIII, XXXVII, XXVI, XXIX (p. 140, 380, 244, 273).~
34 Pref, 2(33) | Relations, III (Vol. I, p. 316).~
35 Pref, 2(34) | example, Life, Chap. XXXVIII (p. 362).~
36 Pref, 2(35) | Life, Chap. VII (p. 98).~
37 Pref, 2(36) | Castle, VI, ix (Vol. II, p. 316).~
38 Pref, 2(37) | Life, Chap. XXXVI (p. 343).~
39 Pref, 2(38) | perfection, Chap. XXXII (Vol. II, p. 135).~
40 Pref, 3 | manuscripts reproduced by P. Silverio; and particular
41 Pref, 3 | greatly abridged from those of P. Silverio, whose discursiveness
42 Pref, 3(39) | footnotes to the text are P. Silverio's except where
43 Pref, 3(39) | stated. I have followed P. Silverio in not numbering
44 Pref, 3(42) | Bible in Life, Chap. XXV (p. 239).~
45 Pref, 3 | numerous documents printed by P. Silverio in his nine volumes,
46 Pref, 4 | acknowledgments are those to P. Silverio de Santa Teresa,
47 Pref, 4 | My friend P. Edmund Gurdon, who, when
48 Pref, 4 | most cordial thanks.~E. A. P.~University of Liverpool~
49 Abbr | follows Vols. VII-IX of P. Silverio. Letters (St.)
50 Abbr | Zimmerman, O.C.D., London, 1916.~P. Silverio. -- Obras de Santa
51 Abbr | Editadas y anotadas por el P. Silverio de Santa Teresa,
52 Abbr | introducci-n, etc., por el P. Jaime Pons. Barcelona,
53 Abbr | the critical edition of P. Silverio de Santa Teresa,
54 Outl, 0 | St. Teresa in 1576: R IV, p. 319).~1537 (November 3).
55 Outl, 0 | that stormy sea": L VIII: p. 108). Cf. pp. 78, 117,
56 Outl, 0 | Discalced nuns (R IV).~1559. P. çlvarez becomes her confessor.
57 Outl, 0 | greater perfection.~1561. P. Gaspar de Salazar comes
58 Outl, 0 | the end of the year, to P. Garc'a de Toledo (LL 3).~
59 Outl, 0 | of the Carmelite General, P. Rubeo (Rossi).~April. The
60 Outl, 0 | Alcal‡ de Henares, consults P. B‡-ez and stays till February
61 Outl, 0 | probably 1569. Cf. Vol. II, p. 401.~1570~(? July). Visits
62 Outl, 0 | Provincial of the Observance, P. Alonso Gonz‡lez, at St.
63 Outl, 0 | I.C. VI, iv: Vol. II, p. 289.) Goes on to Medina
64 Outl, 0 | the Order and asking that P. Graci‡n be made Provincial
65 Outl, 0 | America (F XXV, R XLVI, LL 87, P. Silverio, IX, 246).~(Shortly
66 Outl, 0 | in a Castilian convent. P. Graci‡n authorizes her
67 Outl, 0 | Seville (LL 92).~(March. P. Jer-nimo Tostado arrives
68 Outl, 0 | Spain armed with powers from P. Rubeo to suppress certain
69 Outl, 0 | June 30 (LL 97).~(August 8. P. Graci‡n meets the Superiors
70 Outl, 0 | to Philip II on behalf of P. Graci‡n and of the Reform (
71 Outl, 0(43) | final words of FI (Vol. III, p. 4).~
72 Outl, 0 | September 4. Death of P. Rubeo at Rome: LL 253.)~(
73 Outl, 0 | jurisdiction of the Observance: P. Angel de Salazar becomes
74 Outl, 0 | the Order: LL 273, 275.) P. Salazar authorizes St.
75 Outl, 0 | Castle in collaboration with P. Graci‡n and P. Yanguas. (
76 Outl, 0 | collaboration with P. Graci‡n and P. Yanguas. (Vole II, p. 194.)~(
77 Outl, 0 | and P. Yanguas. (Vole II, p. 194.)~(June 22. The Discalced
78 Outl, 0 | de Henares: cf. LL 350-4. P. Graci‡n appointed Provincial
79 Outl, 0 | Cf. F XXX, Vol. III, p. 180, n.3.)~August 16. Leaves
80 Outl, 0 | end of June": Vol. III, p. 191, n. 2).~July 26. Leaves
81 Outl, 0(44) | Philip II at El Escorial (cf. P. Silverio, IX, 266).~
82 Intr, 0(46) | Life, Chap. X (p. 123).~
83 Intr, 0(49) | Foundations, Chap. VII (Vol. III, p. 36, n. 2).~
84 Intr, 0 | by our Holy Mother," says P. Jer-nimo de San Josˇ, and
85 Intr, 0(50) | Quoted in full by P. Silverio, I, lxix.~
86 Intr, 0 | P. Ribera, St. Teresa's first
87 Intr, 0 | would be well worth reading. P. Andrˇs de la Encarnaci-n,
88 Intr, 0(52) | Life, Chap. II (p. 68).~
89 Intr, 0 | palace-monastery at El Escorial, asked P. Doria (Fray Nicol‡s de
90 Intr, 0 | At Salamanca, in 1585, P. Graci‡n (Fray Jer-nimo
91 Intr, 0 | It was in about 1645 that P. Francisco de Santa Mar'
92 Intr, 0 | critic already referred to, P. Andrˇs de la Encarnaci-n,
93 Intr, 0 | companion worthy of himself, P. Manuel de Santa Mar'a.
94 Intr, 0 | owe to the indefatigable P. Silverio de Santa Teresa.]~
95 Intr, 0 | the discursiveness which P. Silverio seldom for long
96 Intr, 0 | previously been unknown. P. Silverio's appendices contain
97 Intr, 0 | in the main, has followed P. Silverio in the order in
98 Intr, 0 | append a note, adapted from P. Silverio, upon the principles
99 Unic, 1(59) | Teresa who copied the Life (p. 62) was the fourth. Both
100 Unic, 2(71) | readers may choose between P. Grˇgoire's "Il s'agissait
101 Unic, 4(79) | documents [published by P. Silverio in his appendices]
102 Unic, 4(79) | 1534.] Cf. Relation IV (p. 319): "It is forty years
103 Unic, 5(84) | P. Vicente Barr-n, a theologian
104 Unic, 6(89) | Pascua florida. Lewis (p. 33) erroneously translates "
105 Unic, 7(94) | did not displease Him".] P. B‡-ez corrected this to: "
106 Unic, 7(96) | opened it on December 26 [P. Silverio reproduces documents
107 Unic, 7(97) | P. Vicente Barr-n [cf. p.
108 Unic, 7(97) | P. Vicente Barr-n [cf. p. 27, n. 2].~
109 Unic, 9(103)| was made by a Portuguese, P. Sebasti‡n Toscano, and
110 Unic, 9(103)| Foundations, Chap. XVII: Vol. III, p. 81): the dedication is
111 Unic, 10(105)| to a manuscript note by P. Graci‡n to be found in
112 Unic, 11(108)| P. Pedro Ib‡-ez", observes
113 Unic, 11(108)| Pedro Ib‡-ez", observes P. Graci‡n, in another manuscript
114 Unic, 11(108)| works referred to above (p. 62).~
115 Unic, 12(112)| By the Franciscan P. Alonso de Madrid: first
116 Unic, 13(116)| According to P. Graci‡n, these persons
117 Unic, 13(116)| same names are given by P. Graci‡n's sister, M. Mar'
118 Unic, 13(116)| 12,936.) [Lewis, however (p. 98, n. 6), aptly remarks
119 Unic, 13(116)| as shown in Chap. VII (p. 101), one of the three
120 Unic, 15(126)| altering the word "humility", P. B‡-ez wrote underneath
121 Unic, 15(127)| not "will" (voluntad). [P. Silverio, while agreeing
122 Unic, 15(127)| inaccurate as St. Teresa. Lewis, p. 122, n., cites three Spanish
123 Unic, 16(133)| viendo), which reading P. Silverio adopts; but I
124 Unic, 16(134)| The reference is to P. Pedro Ib‡-ez. The parenthetical
125 Unic, 16(134)| the Saint's -- probably by P. B‡-ez.~
126 Unic, 16(135)| they were words eulogizing P. Ib‡-ez.~
127 Unic, 16(136)| Probably the other four were P. Daza, Don Francisco de
128 Unic, 16(136)| Do-a Guiomar de Ulloa and P. Ib‡-ez.~
129 Unic, 16(138)| P. B‡-ez wrote in the margin
130 Unic, 18(145)| Probably P. B‡-ez, though P. Graci‡
131 Unic, 18(145)| Probably P. B‡-ez, though P. Graci‡n and Mar'a de San
132 Unic, 18(145)| Mar'a de San Josˇ say that P. Barr-n is meant.~
133 Unic, 19(146)| Deshacerse. Cf. p. 179, n. 4.]~
134 Unic, 19(148)| verse: it is strange that P. B‡-ez did not supply it.]~
135 Unic, 19(149)| P. Barr-n.~
136 Unic, 20(151)| P. Silverio says that this
137 Unic, 20(151)| have little meaning. Lewis (p. 162, n. 6) says "1564 or
138 Unic, 20(158)| P. B‡-ez altered this phrase
139 Unic, 20(162)| P. Silverio supposes this
140 Unic, 20(165)| is feminine in Spanish. P. Silverio, however, has
141 Unic, 22(173)| Lewis (p. 187, n. 5) supposes this
142 Unic, 22(173)| 5) supposes this to be P. Juan de Pr‡danos: cf. n.
143 Unic, 22(174)| She seems to be addressing P. Garc'a de Toledo here and
144 Unic, 22(177)| deference to the contact. P. Silverio has "He" for "
145 Unic, 23(190)| This was P. Juan de Pr‡danos, who was
146 Unic, 24(192)| P. Juan de Pr‡danos.~
147 Unic, 24(196)| P. Baltasar çlvarez, who was
148 Unic, 27(210)| of vision, see Vol. II, p. 279, n.]~
149 Unic, 28(221)| P. Silverio dates this occurrence
150 Unic, 28(223)| P. Baltasar çlvarez. As this
151 Unic, 28(223)| the more so as his Rector, P. Dionisio V‡zquez, was a
152 Unic, 28(223)| inflexible temperament. P. Luis de la Puente [who
153 Unic, 29(231)| Teresa wrote "Cherubims", but P. B‡-ez added the marginal
154 Unic, 29(232)| P. Silverio dates this occurrence "
155 Unic, 29(232)| of these are described by P. Silverio.] On May 25, 1726,
156 Unic, 30(240)| P. Baltasar çlvarez, according
157 Unic, 31(243)| This would be either P. B‡-ez or P. Garc'a de Toledo,
158 Unic, 31(243)| would be either P. B‡-ez or P. Garc'a de Toledo, who were
159 Unic, 31(245)| P. Federico de S. Antonio (
160 Unic, 31(245)| Sainte Thˇr¸sa, Vol. I, p. 409) suggest that she had
161 Unic, 32(255)| this conversation [cit. P. Silverio, I, 268, n.] says
162 Unic, 32(256)| translate "He" in deference to P. Silverio's capitalization
163 Unic, 32(257)| P. Baltasar çlvarez.~
164 Unic, 32(258)| was not, as is often said, P. Angel de Salazar, but P.
165 Unic, 32(258)| P. Angel de Salazar, but P. Gregorio Fern‡ndez, who
166 Unic, 32(259)| niece Teresita related [cf. P. Silverio, I, 270, n.] that
167 Unic, 32(260)| P. Pedro Ib‡-ez, one of the
168 Unic, 32(261)| obliterated here, presumably by P. B‡-ez.~
169 Unic, 33(264)| P. Baltasar çlvarez.~
170 Unic, 33(265)| P. Pedro Ib‡-ez.~
171 Unic, 33(267)| Rector who left Avila was P. Dionisio V‡zquez, confessor
172 Unic, 33(267)| was succeeded, in 1561, by P. Gaspar de Salazar. Disagreements
173 Unic, 33(267)| Bishop of Avila, led to P. Salazar's removal early
174 Unic, 33(270)| Foundations: Vol. III, p. 66). Julian de Avila (Vida
175 Unic, 34(277)| Borgia. Its first Superior, P. Pedro Domenech, later became
176 Unic, 34(279)| this religious to have been P. Vicente Barr-n, but modern
177 Unic, 34(279)| 62-3), identifies him as P. Garc'a de Toledo. Of aristocratic
178 Unic, 34(281)| P. Pedro Ib‡-ez.~
179 Unic, 34(282)| P. Gaspar de Salazar.~
180 Unic, 34(284)| d. October 18, 1562) and P. Ib‡-ez (d. February 2,
181 Unic, 34(284)| February 2, 1565). [If P. Ib‡-ez is included, the
182 Unic, 34(287)| P. Silverio reads "he", as
183 Unic, 34(289)| According to Graci‡n, this was P. Garc'a de Toledo.~
184 Unic, 34(291)| Teresa in the autograph; but P. Banez emended the phrase
185 Unic, 35(298)| P. Ib‡-ez, then at Trianos. (
186 Unic, 35(300)| This title, here given to P. Ib‡-ez, is an academic
187 Unic, 35(301)| P. Angel de Salazar. He ordered
188 Unic, 35(302)| P. Pedro Domenech, Rector
189 Unic, 36(311)| religion. The Bishop deputed P. Daza to give them the habit.
190 Unic, 36(315)| P. çngel de Salazar.~
191 Unic, 36(316)| P. Silverio (I, 311, n. 1)
192 Unic, 36(317)| P. B‡-ez, who wrote here,
193 Unic, 36(322)| suggests that this was P. Baltasar çlvarez, but gives
194 Unic, 36(324)| P. Ib‡-ez.~
195 Unic, 36(325)| was dated August 21, 1564. P. Jer-nimo de San Josˇ infers
196 Unic, 36(325)| the Foundations (Vol. III, p. xxi) that St. Teresa was
197 Unic, 36(328)| P. Garc'a de Toledo.~
198 Unic, 38(338)| Constitutions (Vol. III, p. 220). It is often referred
199 Unic, 38(339)| preceding paragraph refer to P. Ib‡-ez.~
200 Unic, 38(340)| P. B‡-ez adds in a marginal
201 Unic, 38(340)| the date of the book, as P. Ib‡-ez died on February
202 Unic, 38(341)| de San Josˇ assert that P. çlvarez is meant, but more
203 Unic, 38(341)| probably the reference is to P. Gaspar de Salazar.~
204 Unic, 38(343)| This could not be P. Salazar, who was still
205 Unic, 38(343)| was completed. It may be P. Gregorio Fern‡ndez (see
206 Unic, 38(347)| P. Ib‡-ez.~
207 Unic, 40(358)| next paragraph I follow P. Silverio in the use of
208 Unic, 40(363)| writers take this view, but P. Silverio inclines to agree
209 Unic, 40(367)| P. Garc'a de Toledo. [On the
210 Lette, 0(369)| was probably written to P. Garc'a de Toledo. (The
211 Lette, 0(370)| P. B‡-ez appends the following