Part, Chapter

 1  Intr,   0|       prayer, the most effective means of attaining virtue. This
 2  Intr,   0|    divided and even now is by no means unanimous. Can all souls
 3  Prol     |      rely upon their prayers, by means of which the Lord may be
 4  Unic,   1|        withdrawal from the world means no sacrifice at all. Since
 5  Unic,   2|       someone freed from hell by means of the alms which he has
 6  Unic,   2|       thank the persons by whose means He gives it to us: let there
 7  Unic,   3|       nothing by either of these means to help our King, let us
 8  Unic,   3|      pain which has an end if by means of it any greater service
 9  Unic,   7|       for such friends use every means in their power to make us
10  Unic,   8|          searched everywhere for means of drawing nearer to us.
11  Unic,   8|          her receive them by all means, for then they will do the
12  Unic,  12|       task, and so it is, for it means warring against ourselves.
13  Unic,  12| mortification, since this is the means by which every other kind
14  Unic,  16|  contemplation], so that by this means He may snatch them out of
15  Unic,  16|         gain for Himself by this means; seeing that they are completely
16  Unic,  16|         whom He is dear is by no means so weak: He shows it in
17  Unic,  19|         thirst. Thirst, I think, means the desire for something
18  Unic,  24|       grant that, by using these means, we may learn to say the
19  Unic,  26|          the thoughts. Describes means of doing this. This CHAPTER
20  Unic,  26|  compassion of your heart, which means so much to Him: "Art Thou
21  Unic,  27|         Thy word, a charge by no means light, since, being our
22  Unic,  28|        and sets down some of the means by which we can make it
23  Unic,  28|       admirable custom, since it means that they are making an
24  Unic,  32|         often -- and it is by no means seldom that we say these
25  Unic,  32|          If Thou wilt do this by means of trials, give me strength
26  Unic,  32|         and let them come. If by means of persecutions and sickness
27  Unic,  32|       teaches us how and by what means we must serve Him.~
28  Unic,  33|     merciful. He knows that some means must be found by which we
29  Unic,  33|         of what was necessary by means of the remedy He has given
30  Unic,  33|         has sought the admirable means whereby He has shown us
31  Unic,  34|        think carefully what this means, so that we may pray rightly,
32  Unic,  34|        this person, though by no means perfect, always tried to
33  Unic,  34|    emotions and by various other means. Delight to remain with
34  Unic,  36|       could gain in ten years by means of trials which they sought
35  Unic,  37|       His kingdom and help us by means of supernatural gifts, such
36  Unic,  38|          debt without having the means of repayment. Our treasure
37  Unic,  40|          said, by using the very means with which he had thought
38  Unic,  40|          he can make use of this means to harm us, to say nothing