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| Alphabetical [« »] stylistic 1 subdue 2 subduing 1 subject 26 subjected 3 subjects 1 sublime 11 | Frequency [« »] 26 seen 26 sins 26 strive 26 subject 26 together 25 back 25 contemplatives | St. Teresa of Avila The Way of Perfection IntraText - Concordances subject |
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1 Intr, 0 | before going on to its main subject -- prayer -- treats of three 2 Intr, 0 | This leads up to the subject which occupies her for the 3 Pref, 0 | with the Prayer of Quiet, a subject that was arousing some controversy 4 Unic, 2(15)| In the Spanish the subject is in the singular: P. B‡- 5 Unic, 2 | for I have strayed from my subject. But I think this must have 6 Unic, 3 | CHAPTER 3 - Continues the subject begun in the first CHAPTER 7 Unic, 6 | CHAPTER 6 - Returns to the subject of perfect love, already 8 Unic, 7 | CHAPTER 7 - Treats of the same subject of spiritual love and gives 9 Unic, 7 | to have all that is in it subject to us. When you make the 10 Unic, 16(48)| more extensive note on the subject than can be given here and 11 Unic, 18 | 18 - Continues the same subject and shows how much greater 12 Unic, 19 | is strong and fierce and subject to none of the elements, 13 Unic, 19 | is absolute master, and subject to nothing. You will not 14 Unic, 20 | sisters to include this subject continually in their conversation.~ 15 Unic, 26 | unable to concentrate on one subject, and a very sore trial it 16 Unic, 26 | by the Lord. He becomes subject to us and is pleased to 17 Unic, 30 | If you do not like the subject, think out some other meditations 18 Unic, 30 | and anyone ignorant of the subject might think that the two 19 Unic, 31 | 31 - Continues the same subject. Explains what is meant 20 Unic, 34 | 34 - Continues the same subject. This is very suitable for 21 Unic, 34 | bore, and to make them the subject of our meditations.~ 22 Unic, 34 | I know a person who was subject to serious illnesses and 23 Unic, 35 | Communion. Concludes this subject with an exclamatory prayer 24 Unic, 39 | 39 - Continues the same subject and gives counsels concerning 25 Unic, 41 | I have enlarged on this subject! Yet I have not said as 26 Unic, 41 | But I am straying from my subject and shall have to pass on.~