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 1  Pref,   2     |       who formerly was not even described as "Magnificent".19~
 2  Intr,   0     |      who has written since, has described such high matters in a way
 3  Intr,   0     |         the second which may be described as "official" -- was eventually
 4  Unic,   1     |         the other things I have described.~
 5  Unic,   1(65) |         commemorating the event described in the text takes place
 6  Unic,   6     |      extreme weakness cannot be described, for by this time I was
 7  Unic,   6     |      not the desire that I have described; but Thou seest, my Lord,
 8  Unic,   9(101)|        though some writers have described it as a representation of
 9  Unic,  11     |        of those which have been described.~
10  Unic,  17     |       the one which I have just described, but not so much so as the
11  Unic,  17     |    types of prayer which I have described in speaking of this last-mentioned
12  Unic,  18     |     whole of the prayer already described, and in each of its stages,
13  Unic,  18     |      know how to explain. It is described in mystical theology, but
14  Unic,  18     |         cannot even begin to be described in words may very well be
15  Unic,  18     |       be understood, still less described. As I was about to write
16  Unic,  18     |       He was indeed present and described how He communicated Himself
17  Unic,  20     |        it can to some extent be described.~
18  Unic,  20     |        last water which we have described is so abundant that, were
19  Unic,  20     |       so than for what has been described. For, happen what may, we
20  Unic,  20     |      imaginable; this cannot be described -- nor, I think, believed
21  Unic,  20     |         followed all the others described in this book: I mean that
22  Unic,  20     |       have followed the favours described here as having been bestowed
23  Unic,  20     |      they might be the frenzies described by Saint Vincent.159 I know,
24  Unic,  21     |                     We have now described the effects proceeding from
25  Unic,  21     |         many years, in the ways described by writers on prayer, following
26  Unic,  22     |         modes of prayer already described, it is clear that, though
27  Unic,  24     |        house,191 considered and described as extreme. And they were
28  Unic,  25     |       since the occasion I have described197 on which the Lord granted
29  Unic,  26     |         describe later and have described already. Everything wearies
30  Unic,  27     |         my life, I have already described my great distress and affliction
31  Unic,  27     |         praying for what I have described -- that the Lord would either
32  Unic,  27     |       In the locutions which we described previously, God makes the
33  Unic,  28     |      beauty and majesty; this I described in detail to Your Reverence
34  Unic,  28     |      the type of vision already described222 is nearer perfection
35  Unic,  28     |        other way which has been described it is revealed to us how
36  Unic,  28     |         effects which have been described in the chapter on locutions.
37  Unic,  28     |        that, seems nothing when described in this way, it was one
38  Unic,  29(226)|       make the sign of contempt described in n. 205.~
39  Unic,  29(232)|  inventions. [Some of these are described by P. Silverio.] On May
40  Unic,  30     |        that which has just been described -- and we feel it very deeply,
41  Unic,  30     |         occasion I have already described, He said no more than "Be
42  Unic,  31     |                          Having described certain secret and inward
43  Unic,  31     | incidents happened which I have described.~
44  Unic,  31     |       the kind of vision I have described, in which no form is seen
45  Unic,  31     |      temptations I have already described, I would feel as if all
46  Unic,  32     |        the favours which I have described, together with other very
47  Unic,  32(255)|     found a convent of the kind described. At this point, Do-a Guiomar
48  Unic,  32     | revelations I had had, but only described the reasons, other than
49  Unic,  33     |       way that need not here be described, told me at once not to
50  Unic,  33     |        love of God which I have described, and also deeper raptures,
51  Unic,  33     |        procedure, which He also described to me. He would see to it
52  Unic,  34(278)|       Some of these favours are described in the Relations (cf. pp.
53  Unic,  35(296)|      came to see St. Teresa, as described in this chapter. Later Do-a
54  Unic,  37     |       who formerly was not even described as "Magnificent".~
55  Unic,  38     |        the Majesty which I have described, in the hands of such a
56  Unic,  39     |     with this same doubt that I described just now, as to whether