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 1  Pref,   1     |        on an up-to-date Spanish text; and, in any case, there
 2  Pref,   2     |     acquainted with the Spanish text may care to have a few notes
 3  Pref,   3     |       an attempt to present the text in the best and fullest
 4  Pref,   3(39) |        All the footnotes to the text are P. Silverio's except
 5  Pref,   3(39) | numbering the paragraphs of the text, as both he and I thought
 6  Pref,   3     |       nearly as possible to the text of the Douai Version41 but
 7  Intr,   0     |        sometimes taken with the text by editors less conscientious
 8  Intr,   0     |        as correct as possible a text, using the autographs, or
 9  Intr,   0     |        copies. The notes to the text, which are not the strongest
10  Unic,   1(62) |          On the incident in the text, see Yepes, Bk. I, Chap.
11  Unic,   1(65) |      the event described in the text takes place in Avila.~
12  Unic,   4(80) |    treatment referred to in the text, in the following April,
13  Unic,  15     |     been able to understand the text as though it were in Spanish
14  Unic,  16(134)|         I have bracketed in the text] is scored through in the
15  Unic,  18(142)|       soul's stanchion." In the text, however, I have used a
16  Unic,  19(148)|     A.V., cxix, 137]. The Latin text is: "Justus es, Domine,
17  Unic,  20(153)|        orthography given in the text is here, and will normally
18  Unic,  30(237)|        the meaning given in the text.]~
19  Unic,  32(255)|       the "widowed lady" of the text) arrived, and, on being
20  Unic,  33(266)|       Avila, referred to in the text below, can have been only
21  Unic,  36(309)|          as she suggests in the text, gave her the opportunity
22  Unic,  40(365)|      the rendering given in the text.]~