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 1   3, 1(159)| imaginary and some spiritual or intellectual. Corporeal locutions are
 2   3, 1(159)|     been. . . . In spiritual or intellectual locutions God imprints what
 3   3, 1(159)|      corporeal, but spiritual." Intellectual locutions, as explained
 4   3, 12    |        and that is by a kind of intellectual vision, the nature of which
 5   4, 5     |    forgotten. But when they are intellectual visions they cannot be so
 6   4, 5     |    often describe many of these intellectual visions. ~
 7   4, 6     |        vision, especially by an intellectual vision. I shall explain
 8   4, 9     |        not of imaginary, but of intellectual visions that I am treating;
 9   5, 7     |         of them. This is not an intellectual, but an imaginary vision,
10   5, 8     |        the eyes of the soul, in intellectual vision, others are revealed
11   7, 8     |   desire to fatigue itself with intellectual labour. It also seems to
12   8        |     Himself to the soul through intellectual vision.198 Describes the
13   8, 0(198)|       St. Teresa's treatment of intellectual vision, see Life, Chaps.
14   8, 2     |      not know why) is called an intellectual vision. I saw a person to
15   8, 2     |       She had never heard of an intellectual vision, or realized that
16  10, 2     |        imaginary, but a notably intellectual, vision, in which is revealed
17   1, 6     |     this Mansion by means of an intellectual vision,217 in which, by
18   1, 6(218)|        says that this vision is intellectual and not imaginary. ~
19   2, 3     |       imaginary, but through an intellectual vision (although this is
20   2, 3(225)|       The words "but through an intellectual" and "although . . . mentioned"