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1 Pref, 2 | she is, with her heavenly visions! Quite a Saint Jerome!"14~ 2 Outl, 0 | voices and to see certain visions and experience revelations" ( 3 Unic, 20 | more recent than all the visions and revelations of which 4 Unic, 21 | revelations, great favours and visions, all of which are of service 5 Unic, 22 | I mean, to raptures and visions and other favours granted 6 Unic, 22 | favours -- these raptures and visions),172 so I remained of this 7 Unic, 22(172)| By 'recently' . . . visions" is a marginal addition 8 Unic, 25 | that we never, I think, see visions or hear these words at a 9 Unic, 25 | for persons who experience visions or revelations and are no 10 Unic, 25 | helped by devotion or by visions, it must not consider its 11 Unic, 26 | for I had not then had any visions.209 But a very few days 12 Unic, 27 | completely ignorant that visions of this kind could occur, 13 Unic, 27 | confine myself to certain visions an account of which may 14 Unic, 28 | reveals Himself through these visions. I do not mean that I shall 15 Unic, 28 | impossible is that these true visions should be the work of the 16 Unic, 29 | This refers to all visions, none excepted. There is 17 Unic, 29 | having seen these heavenly visions and I would not exchange 18 Unic, 29 | As the visions became more numerous, one 19 Unic, 29 | not help believing that my visions came from God, it was a 20 Unic, 29 | ways of knowing that the visions were not of the devil; some 21 Unic, 29 | begun to order me to test my visions in this way, and to resist 22 Unic, 29 | representations of angels, my visions of them are of the type 23 Unic, 30 | at least as regards the visions which were not imaginary, 24 Unic, 30 | understand the nature of visions which I saw with the eyes 25 Unic, 30 | I had thought that only visions which can be seen with the 26 Unic, 32 | I did not discuss these visions with the Superior, but the 27 Unic, 33 | been given to God, if these visions were illusory, if all my 28 Unic, 33 | as I could, all about my visions, my way of prayer and the 29 Unic, 33 | he was there, as in the visions to which I have already 30 Unic, 34 | understood. I have seen great visions and the Lord has told me 31 Unic, 37 | pleasure and happiness of some visions exceed those of others that 32 Unic, 37(331)| consolations and favours or between visions and raptures, but, as so 33 Unic, 37 | great gain -- after certain visions, with very many. After a 34 Unic, 38 | granting her other great visions and revelations which His 35 Unic, 38 | she is, with her heavenly visions! Quite a Saint Jerome!" 36 Unic, 38 | glorious saints had had visions of this kind, I was the 37 Unic, 38 | on whom He bestows such visions, for by so doing He helps 38 Unic, 38 | sometimes to allow these visions to be forgotten (though 39 Unic, 38 | I have had a number of visions of the great favours which 40 Unic, 38 | these effects produced by visions and other experiences of 41 Unic, 38 | I have begun to talk of visions about the dead, I will refer 42 Unic, 38 | however, than for doubting visions which are seen.~ 43 Unic, 38 | things. But from none of the visions that I have seen have I 44 Unic, 39 | now, as to whether these visions were of God or no, the Lord 45 Unic, 39 | persons, had told me that the visions came from God, I should 46 Unic, 40 | cannot understand these visions, which do not seem to be