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 1  Pref,   1     |     volumes had first appeared P. Silverio de Santa Teresa had published
 2  Pref,   1     | unfortunately completed before P. Silverio's three-volume edition of
 3  Pref,   1     |        there is a good deal in P. Silverio's three volumes which it
 4  Pref,   3     |      manuscripts reproduced by P. Silverio; and particular care, as
 5  Pref,   3     |         abridged from those of P. Silverio, whose discursiveness is
 6  Pref,   3(39) |      footnotes to the text are P. Silverio's except where they are
 7  Pref,   3(39) |        stated. I have followed P. Silverio in not numbering the paragraphs
 8  Pref,   3     |           documents printed by P. Silverio in his nine volumes, which
 9  Pref,   4     |   acknowledgments are those to P. Silverio de Santa Teresa, the excellence
10  Abbr          |        follows Vols. VII-IX of P. Silverio. Letters (St.) indicates
11  Abbr          |          O.C.D., London, 1916.~P. Silverio. -- Obras de Santa Teresa
12  Abbr          |     Editadas y anotadas por el P. Silverio de Santa Teresa, C.D., Burgos,
13  Abbr          |        the critical edition of P. Silverio de Santa Teresa, C.D., and
14  Outl,   0     |          F XXV, R XLVI, LL 87, P. Silverio, IX, 246).~(Shortly before
15  Outl,   0(44) |         II at El Escorial (cf. P. Silverio, IX, 266).~
16  Intr,   0(50) |              Quoted in full by P. Silverio, I, lxix.~
17  Intr,   0     |           to the indefatigable P. Silverio de Santa Teresa.]~
18  Intr,   0     |           discursiveness which P. Silverio seldom for long avoids.
19  Intr,   0     |       previously been unknown. P. Silverio's appendices contain numerous
20  Intr,   0     |         the main, has followed P. Silverio in the order in which he
21  Intr,   0     |           a note, adapted from P. Silverio, upon the principles underlying
22  Unic,   4(79) |        documents [published by P. Silverio in his appendices] appear
23  Unic,   7(96) |      opened it on December 26 [P. Silverio reproduces documents which
24  Unic,  15(127)|        not "will" (voluntad). [P. Silverio, while agreeing that voluntad
25  Unic,  16(133)|         viendo), which reading P. Silverio adopts; but I think we may
26  Unic,  20(151)|                                P. Silverio says that this happened
27  Unic,  20(162)|                                P. Silverio supposes this to refer to
28  Unic,  20(165)|           feminine in Spanish. P. Silverio, however, has the masculine
29  Unic,  22(177)|      deference to the contact. P. Silverio has "He" for "he": if we
30  Unic,  28(221)|                                P. Silverio dates this occurrence January
31  Unic,  29(232)|                                P. Silverio dates this occurrence "about
32  Unic,  29(232)|         these are described by P. Silverio.] On May 25, 1726, Pope
33  Unic,  32(255)|        this conversation [cit. P. Silverio, I, 268, n.] says that it
34  Unic,  32(256)|            He" in deference to P. Silverio's capitalization of the
35  Unic,  32(259)|          Teresita related [cf. P. Silverio, I, 270, n.] that the proposed
36  Unic,  34(287)|                                P. Silverio reads "he", as though St.
37  Unic,  36(316)|                                P. Silverio (I, 311, n. 1) gives a long
38  Unic,  40(358)|        next paragraph I follow P. Silverio in the use of capitals or
39  Unic,  40(363)|    writers take this view, but P. Silverio inclines to agree with Graci‡