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Principal Abbreviations
1: As a kind of sub-title St. Teresa wrote on the back of the first page of the autograph: "This treat[...]
2: [As has been said above, it is as Las Moradas ("The Mansions") that this book is known in Spain.] <[...]

INTRODUCTION
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3: The letter [printed, in Spanish, by P. Silverio, II, 490-505] is dated September 4, 1588. The anecd[...]

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4: Cf. The Life of Teresa of Jesus, translated and edited by E. Allison Peers; Image Books Edition, p.[...]
5: Cf. Relations, VI (Vol. I, The Complete Works of St. Teresa, translated and edited by E. Allison Pe[...]

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6: Dilucidario del verdadero espíritu, Chap. V.

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7: [A fuller exposition, in English, will be found in S.S.M., I, 162-91.]

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8: The titles are here given in the form in which they appear in the editio princeps, which is practic[...]

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9: See p. 23, n. 1, below.

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10: Cf. p. 264, below. Some critics write as if there were an interruption of five months during the co[...]

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11: [Cit. P. Silverio, IV, xxxvi.] 
12: Op. cit., IV, xxxvii.

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13: Op. Cit., IV, xxxviii.

Autor's Preface
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14: Lit.: "literally."

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15: June 2, 1577. 
16: The words "Roman Catholic" are inserted by the author interlineally.

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 17: [Aposentos -- a rather more pretentious word than the English "room": dwellingplace, abode, apartme[...]
 18: [Moradas: derived from morar, to dwell, and not, therefore, absolute identical in sense with "mansi[...]
 19: Proverbs viii, 31. 
 20: Genesis i, 26. 
 21: Here the Saint erased several words and inserted others, leaving the phrase as it is in the text. <[...]

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22: [Moradas (see n. 18, above).] 
23: St. John ix, 2.

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24: Genesis xix, 26.

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25: [Lit., "into such bestiality".] P. Gracián deletes "bestiality" and substitutes "abomination." [I t[...]

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26: P. Gracián corrects this to "thirty-eight years." St. John v, 5. 
27: St. Matthew vi, 21.

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28: Psalm i, 3. 
29: Lit.: "fruit", for which P. Gracián substitutes "merit."

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30: St. Teresa herself. See Relation XXIV (Vol. I, The Complete Works of St. Teresa, translated and edi[...]

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31: Psalm cxxvi, 2 [AV., cxxvii, 1].

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 32: The palmito is a shrub, common in the south and east of Spain, with thick layers of leaves enclosin[...]
 33: [The autograph has, after the word "room", "Oh, but if it is (Uh, que si es) in (the room of) self-[...]
 34: [Lit.: "excess is as bad as defect."]

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35: [Ratero: creeping, flying low, content with a low standard.]

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36: Lit., "a million."

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37: Lit: "and had earth on his eyes."

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38: See Life, Chapter XIII and Method for the visitation of convents.

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CHAPTER I
39: Below this line St. Teresa wrote "Chapter," to which Luis de León prefixed the word "Only."

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CHAPTER I
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40: Life, Chaps. XI-XIII; Way of perfection, The Complete Works of St. Teresa, Chaps. XX-XXIX. 
41: [The word (guisar: "season", "dress") is a homely one: "dished up" would hardly be too colloquial a[...]

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42: [St. Luke xv, 15-16].

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43: Judges vii, 5. "With Gedeon in the Judges," adds P. Gracián in the margin, crossing out the words "[...]

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44: Life, Chap. XI. 
45: [Probably a conscious reference to St. Matthew vii, 26-7.]

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46: St. Matthew xx, 22.

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47: The autograph has, not casas ("homes") but cosas ("things"). Luis de León, however, read casas and [...]
48: St. John xx, 21.

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49: Life, Chaps. XI, XIX.

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 50: Ecclesiasticus iii, 27. 
 51: St. John xiv, 6. 
 52: P. Gracián crossed through the bracketed words and wrote in the margin: "Both are said by St. John,[...]
 53: St. John xiv, 9. 
 54: St. Matthew x, 24. 
 55: St. Matthew xxiv, 41.

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CHAPTER I
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56: Psalm cxi, 1 (A.V. cxii, 1).

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 57: St. John xi, 16. The last four words are a marginal addition of the author's. 
 58: Gracián adds "in Heaven"; the addition is deleted by Ribera. 
 59: Gracián alters this to: "some who, although they are saints [a more exact translation would be "are[...]
 60: Gracián alters this to: "we have no certainty of abandoning them and of doing, etc." 
 61: The bracketed words, which St. Teresa wrote in the margin of the autograph, are crossed out with tw[...]

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CHAPTER I
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62: [A striking example of St. Teresa's untranslatably concise language. The original is: Recia obedien[...]

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 63: Gracián altered this word to "Absalom" but Ribera wrote in the margin: 'This should read 'Solomon',[...]
 64: Psalm cxi, 1 (A.V., cxii, 1). 
 65: The autograph makes this sentence negative, but partially deletes the negative particle. Luis de Le[...]

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CHAPTER I
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66: St. Matthew xix, 16-22.

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CHAPTER I
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67: The phrase "like . . . Gospel" was written by St. Teresa in the margin. [No doubt she recalled the [...]

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 68: [Or this clause might mean: "yet a person who gives all that he has thinks that he gives in fullest[...]
 69: [St. Luke xvii, 10.] Gracián, in a note, gives the correct authorship. 
 70: "For what He has suffered for us" was substituted for the phrase by Gracián but the original text w[...]
 71: Gracián deleted the words "I write . . . truth" but Ribera wrote in the margin: "Nothing is to be d[...]

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CHAPTER II
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72: [Lit.: "drove me silly" -- "me traían tonta": a typically homely and forcible expression. Cf. n. 91[...]

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73: "Very easily," added Gracián, interlinearly, but the addition is crossed out.

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74: St. Luke xxii, 42. 
75: [Lit.: "the Surgeon".]

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76: [The Spanish phrase means, literally, "anyone of their humour", but there is no such "saying" as th[...]

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CHAPTER I
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77: Cf. St. Teresa's definition of supernatural prayer in Relation V (Vol. I, p. 327). 
78: From the outline of St. Teresa's life, Image Books Edition, (Vol. 1, pp. 27-37), it will be seen th[...]

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 79: [The word is the same as is used above for "sweetness" -- i.e., contentos, but in the singular. Suc[...]
 80: [contentos.] 
 81: [contento.]

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82: [contentos.]

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 83: [Psalm cxviii, 32: "(I have run the way of thy commandments,) when thou didst enlarge my heart". A.[...]
 84: [contento.] 
 85: The remainder of this paragraph was scored through in the autograph by Gracián and are omitted from[...]

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86: [Lit.: "from how the disposition is."]

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87: Life, Chap. XII.

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 88: The words in brackets were written in the margin by St. Teresa and lightly scored out. Ribera, howe[...]
 89: [tan tortolito, an expressive phrase: "so like a little tórtola (turtle-dove)" -- i.e. not only tim[...]
 90: [Here there is a play on words difficult to render in English: the word translated both "restrain" [...]
 91: [Traíame tonta. Cf. n. 72, above.]

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92: Gracián scores out this sentence in the autograph.

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93: Canticles viii, 1. Gracián has copied in the margin of the autograph the Spanish text of Canticles [...]

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CHAPTER II
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94: [The original is quite colloquial: "in the mess I have got into" or "in what I have let myself in f[...]

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95: Psalm cxviii, 32 (A.V., cxix, 32). Cf. n. 83, above.

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96: Again, as above (n. 78), the Saint's computation is exactly correct.

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97: [A very strong word, estrujarse. In its non-reflexive form, the verb means to squeeze, crush or pre[...]

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CHAPTER III
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98: Life, Chap. XVI; Way of perfection, Chaps. XXVIII, XXIX; Relations, V.

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CHAPTER III
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99: There is little doubt that St. Teresa is here using Bk. IX, Chap. VII of Francisco de Osuna's Third[...]

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CHAPTER III
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 100: Confessions, Bk. X, Chap. XXVII [or Soliloquies, Chap. XXXI: cf. St. John of the Cross: II, 33, 196[...]
 101: [Lit.: "conscious of a gentle interior shrinking": encogimiento, the noun used, means "shrinkage", [...]
 102: Osuna (op. cit., Bk. VI, Chap. IV) uses this simile of the hedgehog in much the same way.

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CHAPTER III
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103: The reference is presumably to the famous "Eighth Counsel" of the Treatise of Prayer and Meditation[...]

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104: "With his human skill", adds Gracián, interlinearly.

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105: Way of perfection, Chap. XXXI.

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106: St. Teresa had written "to discuss the effects of"' but deleted the last three words.

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107: [The two Spanish words, on which St. Teresa plays so trenchantly, are added to their English equiva[...]

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CHAPTER I
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 108: Gracián has scored through part of this sentence in the autograph. 
 109: St. Matthew xx, 16. 
 110: Gracián substitutes for "are": "follow the rule of being." 
 111: Gracián inserts the word "perhaps".

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CHAPTER I
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112: Luis de León modifies this passage [which has been slightly paraphrased in translation, the constru[...]

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CHAPTER I
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 113: "Of the soul alone", inserts Gracián, interlineally. 
 114: Gracián deletes "the essence of". 
 115: Gracián substitutes "understanding" for "thoughts" and adds a marginal note: "This is (to be) under[...]
 116: Gracián inserts the word "nature" here, interlineally.

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117: [P. Silverio refers here to Way of perfection, Chap. XXXI, but I hardly think this can be meant. Pe[...]

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118: [Lit.: "a something": the Spanish is un no sé qué, an expression corresponding to the French un je [...]

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119: Gracián alters "as" to "as being, I think". 
120: Gracián inserts: "it thinks."

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CHAPTER I
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 121: Gracián amends the following phrase to read: "but that there has since remained with it, as it thin[...]
 122: Gracián alters this phrase to: "which made her understand this in such a way." 
 123: St. Teresa refers to this experience of hers in Life, Chap. XVIII (Image Books Edition, p. 180). La[...]
 124: The rest of this paragraph was omitted by Luis de León.

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 125: Canticles i, 3; ii, 4. Gracián deletes the bracketed phrase but writes "put" above "brought". 
 126: Canticles iii, 2. 
 127: Here and just below Gracián has crossed out the word "centre". 
 128: St. John xx, 19.

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CHAPTER II
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129: "Mustard-seeds," writes Gracián, interlineally, deleting the bracketed sentence which follows and a[...]

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CHAPTER II
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130: Colossians iii, 3. Gracián deletes "for that . . . my purpose" and supplies text and source in the [...]
131: [Lit.: "Whether this be so or not." But the meaning is clear from the context.]

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CHAPTER II
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132: The words "I meant . . . at all" are omitted from the editio princeps.

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CHAPTER II
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133: A characteristically emphatic phrase -- en fin, fin.

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134: [Cf. Ch. 1, above. The reference here is clearly to Canticles ii, 4.]

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135: St. Luke xxii, 15.

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136: St. Teresa herself.

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CHAPTER III
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137: St. Teresa herself. Cf. Life, Chap. VII (Image Books Edition, p. 105). 
138: [The phrase is very emphatic: Harto provecho, harto -- "exceedingly great profit, exceedingly."] <b[...]

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139: St. John xi, 35.

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140: St. Teresa added here the word acullá, "yonder", which Luis de León altered to en lo susodicho, "in[...]
141: [Lit.: "to kill it ourselves." By "it", which in the Spanish can only stand for "life", is presumab[...]

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CHAPTER III
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142: Jonas iv, 6-7 [The "gourd" of A.V.]

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143: St. John xvii, 22.

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144: [Encapotadas: lit., covering their faces with a cloak, muffled up. Metaphorically, the word can mea[...]

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145: Cf. Way of perfection, Chap. VII.

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CHAPTER IV
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146: The words "in . . . souls" were written by St. Teresa interlineally and "because . . . repose" were[...]

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CHAPTER IV
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147: [Vengan a vistas: lit., "have sight of each other", "have an interview with each other"; and, in th[...]
148: [This sounds contradictory, but the word "take" (tomar each time in the Spanish) is of course used [...]

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CHAPTER IV
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149: No fué más de una vista. [Cf. n. 147, above.]

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150: Luis de León omitted the reference to St. Ignatius of Loyola and the Society of Jesus from his edit[...]

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CHAPTER IV
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151: Gracián deletes, and León omits, the words "and the Holy Spirit".

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CHAPTER I
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152: [St. Teresa is not always consistent in her use of singular and plural in referring to each stage o[...]

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CHAPTER I
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153: St. Teresa herself: cf. Life, Chap. XXVIII.

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154: The person referred to is no doubt the author. [It was almost exactly forty years since she had pro[...]

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155: [Lit.: "for many days"; but, as we have already seen, St. Teresa often uses that phrase vaguely.] <[...]
156: At this point in the autograph, St. Teresa wrote the word "Chapter", evidently intending to end the[...]

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CHAPTER II
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157: The author had first written: "or a lightning-flash. Although no light is seen"; but she deleted th[...]

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158: [The verb used is deshacerse, "to undo oneself", implying here the utmost effort.]

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159: A. Francisco de Santo Tomás, O.C.D., in his Médula mystica (Trat. VI, Cap. i), has a succinct descr[...]

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160: [St. Luke xxiv, 36.]

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161: Jonas iv.

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162: Josue x, 12-13.

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163: [The original here interpolates two clauses, con cuanto veis, u que nos está bien, which, translate[...]
164: Life, Chap. XX; Relations, V.

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CHAPTER IV
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165: The phrase "assuming . . . teaches" was added by St. Teresa, in the autograph, as a marginal note. [...]

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166: Genesis xxviii, 12.

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167: Exodus iii, 2.

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 168: "Two days" adds the editio princeps. The visit was made at the beginning of 1574: see "Outline, etc[...]
 169: The sentence "I can . . . whole" was written by St. Teresa in the margin of the autograph. 
 170: [Or "some": the Spanish word, alguna, can have either a singular or a plural sense.]

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CHAPTER IV
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171: [The "streets and the broad ways" of Canticles iii, 2.]

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172: St. John ix, 6-7.

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173: Cf. Life, Chap. XXXI [Image Books Edition, 292].

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174: This is Luis de León's emendation of the sentence in the autograph, which reads: "I do not use the [...]

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CHAPTER V
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175: The mystics concur with St. Thomas in holding that ecstasy, rapture, transport, flight of the spiri[...]

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CHAPTER V
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176: IV, chapter ii.

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177: St. Luke xii, 28.

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178: St. Teresa received this favour at Seville about 1575-6. Cf. Relations, LI (Vol. I, The Complete Wo[...]

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CHAPTER V
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179: Numbers xiii, 18-24. 
180: [Los trabajos de este camino tan trabajoso: the word-play is intentional.]

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CHAPTER V
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181: [Vistas. Cf. n. 147, above.]

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CHAPTER VI
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182: Exodus xiv, 21-2; Josue iii, 13.

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CHAPTER VI
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183: In the office of this Saint the Church recalls these words of his: "Lord, if I am still necessary t[...]

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184: [Cf. Life, Chap. XVIII: Image Books Edition, p. 168].

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185: St. Luke xv, 11-32.

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186: Life, Chap. XXII. 
187: Life, Chaps. XXII-XXIV.

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 188: St. John xiv, 6. 
 189: The words "the Lord . . . light" [which clearly interrupt the thought of the passage] are in the au[...]
 190: St. John xiv, 6. 
 191: St. John xiv, 9.

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CHAPTER VII
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192: [I.e., the understanding.]

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CHAPTER VII
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193: 3 Kings [A.V., 1 Kings] xviii, 30-9.

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CHAPTER VII
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194: Canticles iii, 3. 
195: "Or Confessions" is a marginal addition in St. Teresa's hand. The passage alluded to comes from Cha[...]

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CHAPTER VII
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196: Foundations, Chap. VI.

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197: St. John xvi, 7.

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CHAPTER VIII
198: For St. Teresa's treatment of intellectual vision, see Life, Chaps. XXVII, XXVIII.

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199: [Cf. Life, Chap. XXVII.]

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200: Ibid.

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CHAPTER IX
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201: St. Matthew xxv, 41. [The abrupt change of pronoun is reproduced exactly from the Spanish.]

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CHAPTER IX
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202: [This characteristic example of St. Teresa's word-play is allowed to stand in translation, though t[...]

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CHAPTER IX
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203: [Dar higas. Cf. note on this phrase, The Life of Teresa of Avila, trans. and edited, by E. Allison [...]

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CHAPTER X
5
204: Psalm cxv, 11 [: "I said in my excess: 'Every man as a liar,'" Cf. A.V., Psalm cxvi. 11.] 
205: St. John xvii, 38.

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206: St. John iv, 7-13.

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CHAPTER XI
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207: The words of the parenthesis were inserted by St. Teresa in the margin of the autograph.

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208: Cf. Relations XV. [The Complete Works of St. Teresa Vol. I., p. 340. This incident took place at Sa[...]

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CHAPTER XI
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209: [Lit.: "and is dying in order to die" -- a reference, no doubt, to the poem to be found in Vol. III[...]

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CHAPTER XI
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210: St. Matthew xx, 22: "'Can you drink the chalice that I shall drink?' They say to Him: 'We can."' <b[...]
211: St. Luke vii, 44.

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212: Gracián altered "capable" to "prepared". 
213: "To win merit" is the Saint's marginal addition.

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214: This paragraph was considerably altered in the editio princeps.

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CHAPTER I
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215: Acts ix, 8.

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 216: [Acts ix, 18.] 
 217: Gracián reads: "vision or knowledge, born of faith." 
 218: Luis de León added the following note here: "Though man in this life, if so raised by God, may lose[...]
 219: Gracián reads: "grasp better, it seems." 
 220: Gracián reads: "either of the body (for God is Spirit) or of the imagination. 
 221: St. John xiv, 23.

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222: Gracián adds: "as they are commonly believed and heard."

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223: St. Luke x, 40.

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224: Cf. Relations, XXXV (Vol. I, The Complete Works of St. Teresa, pp. 351-2.)

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225: The words "but through an intellectual" and "although . . . mentioned" are substituted by St. Teres[...]
226: St. John xx, 19, 21.

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227: 1 Corinthians vi, 17. [The Spanish has two verbs, arrimarse and allegarse, corresponding to "joined[...]
228: Philippians i, 21: "For to me, to live is Christ; and to die is gain."

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229: [Lit.: "that they cannot."] The words "that what . . . doubted" are scored through in the original [...]
230: St. John xx, 19, 21 [Cf. p. 214, n. 226, above.]

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 231: St. Luke vi, 50. 
 232: Gracián deletes the bracketed words and substitutes the Scriptural test, giving its source (St. Joh[...]
 233: St. John xvii, 20. 
 234: St. John xvii, 23. 
 235: [Cf. St. Teresa's poem on this theme, Vol. III, The Complete Words of St. Teresa, pp. 287-8.]

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236: Psalm i, 3.

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CHAPTER III
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237: [Cf. VII, n. 224, above;] Relations, XXXV (Vol. I, The Complete Works of St. Teresa, p. 352).

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238: In the margin of the autograph St. Teresa wrote at this point: "Cuando dice aquí: os pide, léase lu[...]
239: Acts ix, 6.

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CHAPTER III
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240: The bracketed phrase is St. Teresa's marginal addition. 
241: Luis de León modifies this paragraph thus. After "save very occasionally" he adds, in parenthesis: [...]

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CHAPTER III
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242: Apocalypse xxi, 3. 
243: Genesis viii, 8, 9.

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244: St. Luke xviii, 13.

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CHAPTER IV
3
245: 3 Kings [A.V. 1 Kings] xi. 
246: Psalm cxi [A.V., cxii], 1.

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CHAPTER IV
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247: 1 Thessalonians ii, 9. 
248: In the old Carmelite Breviary, which St. Teresa would have used, the Antiphon of the Magnificat at [...]

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CHAPTER IV
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249: Psalm xvii (A.V. xviii), 26.

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250: 3 Kings [A.V. 1 Kings] xix, 10.

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 251: St. Luke x, 42. 
 252: St. Luke vii, 37-8. 
 253: St. Luke vii, 39. 
 254: This sentence is authentic but marginal.

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CHAPTER IV
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255: "And mazes", adds Luis de León. The words also occur in several copies of the autograph, including [...]

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256: "By the mercy of God" is the Saint's marginal addition.

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