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 1  Intr,   0    |        aspirants after religious perfection, of which, had the book
 2  Intr,   0    |        Through the entire Way of Perfection there runs the author's
 3  Intr,   0    |          the summit of Christian perfection? Have all the servants of
 4  Intr,   0    |    ESCORIAL AUTOGRAPH~The Way of perfection -- or Paternoster, as its
 5  Intr,   0    |          them that of the Way of perfection. The Escorial manuscript
 6  Intr,   0    |           Treatise of the Way of Perfection", but this is not in St.
 7  Intr,   0    |          beginning of the Way of perfection. If, therefore, the Life
 8  Intr,   0    |       commencement of the Way of perfection with some precision. [But
 9  Intr,   0    |          of a copy of the Way of perfection which belongs to the Discalced
10  Intr,   0    |        the preface to the Way of perfection were to the first draft
11  Intr,   0    |          beginning of the Way of perfection the date 1565-6.~
12  Pref         | manuscript represents the Way of perfection as St. Teresa wrote it in
13  Pref,   0    |     staff to carry on the way of perfection. The careful comparison
14  Argo         |      Argument~BOOK CALLED WAY OF PERFECTION.5~Composed by TERESA OF
15  Argo,   0(5) |          footnotes to the Way of perfection are the translators. Square
16  Argo,   0(6) |           Treatise of the Way of Perfection" in an unknown hand, followed
17  Prot,   0(8) |        the edition of the Way of perfection published at ƒvora in 1583
18  Unic         |                       The Way of Perfection~
19  Unic,   3    |         that they may advance in perfection, and in the fulfilment of
20  Unic,   3    |          whom they learned about perfection, when, instead of practising
21  Unic,   3    |          be kept in its original perfection.~
22  Unic,   3    |        wherein lies the greatest perfection. And for the love of the
23  Unic,   4    |          those who are aiming at perfection understand what they are
24  Unic,   4    |       you extreme in this, great perfection and great peace come of
25  Unic,   4    |    prayer and for striving after perfection in the way we try to do
26  Unic,   4    |      soul that is striving after perfection can be gradually ruined
27  Unic, App    |          such persons to greater perfection, they become so depressed
28  Unic,   5    |     follow the greatest possible perfection. You might suppose that
29  Unic,   5    |        so that it may advance in perfection. Among the perils which
30  Unic,   6    |         a person of the greatest perfection. It is about this that I
31  Unic,   6    |         we may gain blessings in perfection.~
32  Unic,   7    |         of you is striving after perfection, she will at once be told
33  Unic,   7    |         a failing on our part is perfection. In every respect we must
34  Unic,   7    |         And the nearer we are to perfection, the more careful we must
35  Unic,   7    |          of her fault with great perfection. Make determined efforts
36  Unic,   7    |         keep her Rule with great perfection. This will be a much truer
37  Unic,   7    |        even though there is less perfection in this than in the love
38  Unic,   9    |      seem to be forgetting about perfection, though all, or most, of
39  Unic,  10(33)|        is no worse thief for the perfection of the soul than the love
40  Unic,  12    |       world which is so fatal to perfection. You will say that these
41  Unic,  13    |          may not have it in full perfection, but that she has it will
42  Unic,  13    |      gradually reach a degree of perfection which she could not have
43  Unic,  15    |      excuses is a habit of great perfection, and very edifying and meritorious;
44  Unic,  15    |        and we shall never attain perfection unless we think and meditate
45  Unic,  16    | Describes the difference between perfection in the lives of contemplatives
46  Unic,  17    |         shall not fail to attain perfection if we do what has been said
47  Unic,  17    |          not invariably signs of perfection; there is always greater
48  Unic,  17    |          will fail to attain the perfection of the greatest contemplatives.~
49  Unic,  17    |      high contemplation with the perfection aforementioned, then, if
50  Unic,  18    |       with the highest degree of perfection, I do not know why she is
51  Unic,  20    |    gradually bring her nearer to perfection. And even if she did no
52  Unic,  24    |     prayer may be practised with perfection and how closely allied it
53  Unic,  27    |        good can fail to have its perfection in Him. He must cherish
54  Unic,  30    |       cannot do so with the same perfection nor yet all the time; still,
55  Unic,  36    |         reached a high degree of perfection and to whom the Lord commonly
56  Unic,  37    |             The sublimity of the perfection of this evangelical prayer
57  Unic,  37    |  enshrined all contemplation and perfection, so that if we study it
58  Unic,  37    |          forgive others with the perfection that has been described.
59  Unic,  37    |       that those who attain real perfection in their petitions will
60  Unic,  37    |         or who are on the way to perfection, do not and cannot fear,
61  Unic,  38    |    certain that those who attain perfection do not ask the Lord to deliver
62  Unic,  39    |         is the greatest possible perfection.~
63  Unic,  39    |         if a single soul attains perfection it robs them of many others.~
64  Unic,  40    |     possess them to the point of perfection and thus they are the more
65  Unic,  42    |        friends, what is meant by perfection in vocal prayer, in which