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 1   0, 28    |            raptures, ecstasies and visions, with Illumination and Union;
 2   3, 1(159)|       classification applicable to visions also: "Some are corporeal,
 3   4, 2(163)|  appreciate it", or, "however many visions you see or however much
 4   4, 5     |      heavenly things and imaginary visions, it is able subsequently
 5   4, 5     |         when they are intellectual visions they cannot be so described;
 6   4, 5     |            for at these times come visions of so sublime a kind that
 7   4, 5     |         many of these intellectual visions. ~
 8   4, 9     |     imaginary, but of intellectual visions that I am treating; only
 9   8, 1     |          wonderful appearances and visions. Should the Lord grant you
10   8, 7     | above-described effects which such visions cause in the soul may be
11   9        |         the soul through imaginary visions and gives an emphatic warning
12   9, 1     |           us now come to imaginary visions, in which the devil is said
13   9, 11    |          himself been granted such visions, it will not be long before
14   9, 23    |        speaking here, not of these visions, which bring us great gain,
15  10, 1     |        describe, whereas imaginary visions can be explained more readily. ~
16  10, 2     |         God Himself. These are not visions of the most sacred Humanity;
17   2, 2     |             she had never seen any visions but this. For you must understand
18   2, 2     |   difference between all the other visions we have mentioned and those
19   4, 5     |        life the effects of genuine visions and of contemplation coming
20   4, 5     |           shut himself up with his visions so as to enjoy those Divine