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 1   0, 22|        referred to as "spiritual consolations", are identified with the
 2   1, 8 |        not ashamed to be wanting consolations in prayer and to be complaining
 3   2, 10|         think that He gives many consolations, except when He occasionally
 4   2, 11|          spiritual sweetness and consolations are one and the same thing:
 5   2, 11|          say something about the consolations which the Lord gives in
 6   2, 11|       perfection consists not in consolations, but in the increase of
 7   2, 12|       books of these favours and consolations which the Lord grants to
 8   1    |         tenderness in prayer and consolations, and tells of the happiness
 9   1, 3 |    mislead it with regard to the consolations which God gives, and do
10   1, 4 |          in prayer and spiritual consolations -- it seems to me that we
11   1, 5 |        in God, whereas spiritual consolations have their source in God,
12   2    |      comparison what is meant by consolations and how we must obtain them
13   2, 1 |          talking about spiritual consolations and explaining how they
14   2, 2 |                      What I call consolations from God, and elsewhere
15   2, 9 |          merit these favours and consolations of the Lord or are likely
16   2, 9 |         the Lord, not to receive consolations; for, after all, we have
17   2, 9 |          do they neither ask for consolations nor desire them, but they
18   3    |         which had to do with the consolations given by the Lord. ~
19   3, 8 |       for it comes far below the consolations of God already mentioned,
20   3, 9 | condition; having now tasted the consolations of God, he sees that earthly
21   3, 13|         experienced devotion and consolations, so that you think you have
22   4, 1 |         cannot rest in spiritual consolations or in earthly pleasures.
23   4, 2 |       and the spiritual joys and consolations given by the Lord are a
24   1, 13|        no; to offer them earthly consolations would be like telling criminals
25   2, 2 |        maters, and even from the consolations which have been described.
26   7, 14|         to enjoy the favours and consolations given by the Lord in that
27   7, 14|  forsaking our own pleasures and consolations in order to do so -- though
28   7, 14|          that matter, daughters, consolations in prayer are not so frequent
29   7, 16|   impossible always to be having consolations, my thoughts would keep
30   9, 3 |        pleased to bestow greater consolations upon this soul, He grants
31   9, 23|         given any of these great consolations; and they were so anxious
32   9, 23|        much to be prized, but of consolations which the Lord gives in
33   3, 8 |          souls are no longer for consolations or favours, for they have