Part, Chapter

 1   2, 2 |    God and of men, since they proceed from this spring of life,
 2   1, 5 |    not knowing if it ought to proceed farther or return to the
 3   2, 9 |                       When we proceed with all this caution, we
 4   1, 10|    think it very wrong. Hence proceed the afflictions of many
 5   1, 12|       will cease, and if they proceed, as they do, from the weakness
 6   1, 4 |     the little thoughts which proceed from the imagination and
 7   3, 10|      important that we should proceed in this matter very carefully,
 8   2, 1 | delicate and subtle that they proceed from the very depth of the
 9   3, 4 | matters little from whom they proceed or if they are only fancies.
10   3, 12|     that the locutions do not proceed from the imagination, and,
11   4, 9 | understands any of them, they proceed, not from raptures at all,
12   5, 10| experience could not possibly proceed from the imagination, and
13   6, 6 |      and it is always well to proceed with caution. But I do not
14   7, 11|      we do not stop there but proceed to consider the mysteries
15   9, 11|  justifiably. So they have to proceed cautiously, and even to
16   9, 11|    once show him whether they proceed from God or from the imagination