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 1   0, 7     |         the Cross -- The Complete Works of Saint John of the Cross,
 2   0, 13(5) |          VI (Vol. I, The Complete Works of St. Teresa, translated
 3   0, 14    |       which in St. Teresa's other works makes such an appeal to
 4   0, 15    |  conception, like that of so many works of genius, is extremely
 5   0, 35    |           edition of St. Teresa's works, for which purpose he borrowed
 6   1, 4     |       bounds should be set to His works. Never do such a thing,
 7   1, 7(25) |       Dark Night, I, vi (Complete Works, I, 365-6.)] ~
 8   2, 1     |      mortal sin, none of the good works it may do will be of any
 9   2, 2     |           and who, with all their works, have become sheer darkness.
10   2, 2     |         the spring itself, so the works of a soul in grace are pleasing
11   2, 2(30) |        XXIV (Vol. I, The Complete Works of St. Teresa, translated
12   2, 5     |         sheds its radiance on our works. She says that she saw this
13   2, 12    |          God and may perform good works. Those who find themselves
14   2, 16    |          As I told you before, he works like a noiseless file, and
15   1, 1(40) |          perfection, The Complete Works of St. Teresa, Chaps. XX-XXIX. ~
16   1, 12    |        get to know Him or do good works in His service. For what
17   1, 12    |        the value of faith without works, or of works which are not
18   1, 12    |        faith without works, or of works which are not united with
19   1, 4     |          time well; they practise works of charity toward their
20   1, 5     |       from your own trifling good works, for these you are bound,
21   1, 6     | imagination but must be proved by works. Yet do not suppose God
22   1, 6     |           God has any need of our works; what He needs is the resoluteness
23   2, 12    |          grow continually in good works and virtues. Do not suppose
24   2, 5     |      greatness that we see in Thy works are not very wonderful,
25   3, 5     |    reserved it, such as penances, works of charity and prayers;
26   3, 9     |           kind of prayer, and God works many more wonders in the
27   3, 10    |       prove His friendship by His works. I earnestly warn such people
28   1, 7     |            and praise Him for His works and wonders. ~
29   2, 1     |          concerning what the Lord works in it. Some of these I shall
30   2, 7     |            and all the other good works that you know of. Let us
31   3, 12    |          what the Lord desires is works. If you see a sick woman
32   4, 10    |            even in doing our good works! Amen. ~
33   1, 14    |         with external affairs and works of charity and to hope in
34   3, 7     |        blessings, or produce good works tending greatly to the honour
35   3, 7     |        God is powerful and can do works which are incomprehensible
36   5, 6(178)|          LI (Vol. I, The Complete Works of St. Teresa, p. 360.) ~
37  11, 8(208)|       Relations XV. [The Complete Works of St. Teresa Vol. I., p.
38  11, 9(209)|         in Vol. III, The Complete Works of St. Teresa, pp. 277-9]. ~
39   1, 1     |    without limit, even so are His works. Who will ever come to an
40   2, 1(224)|        XXXV (Vol. I, The Complete Works of St. Teresa, pp. 351-2.) ~
41   3, 2(237)|        XXXV (Vol. I, The Complete Works of St. Teresa, p. 352). ~
42   4, 6     |            of which are born good works and good works alone. ~
43   4, 6     |          born good works and good works alone. ~
44   4, 7     |                              Such works, as I have told you, are