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 1  Intr,   0     |      this respect the Escorial manuscript reflects the Saint's ideas,
 2  Intr,   0     |       perfection. The Escorial manuscript bears the title "Treatise
 3  Intr,   0     |     contents at the end of the manuscript and only two of them (55
 4  Intr,   0     |      publication: the Escorial manuscript would have circulated very
 5  Intr,   0     |       she asked to examine the manuscript.~
 6  Intr,   0     |       direct indication in the manuscript of the date of its composition.
 7  Pref          | fundamental. If the Valladolid manuscript represents the Way of perfection
 8  Pref          |  individuality of the Escorial manuscript are engaging qualities,
 9  Pref,   0     |   re-editing of the Valladolid manuscript. The first edition of the
10  Pref,   0     |        year 1583, follows this manuscript, apparently using a copy (
11  Pref,   0     |       Leon used the Valladolid manuscript as the foundation of his
12  Pref,   0     |       edition differs from the manuscript.~
13  Pref,   0     |      almost forgotten Escorial manuscript, indicating in footnotes
14  Pref,   0     |       variants of the Escorial manuscript but printing the Escorial
15  Pref,   0     |    Escorial and the Valladolid manuscript, uses Herrero Bayona and
16  Prol,   0(10) |   context would favour this. A manuscript note in V., however (not
17  Unic, App     |        reading of the Escorial Manuscript seems too important to be
18  Unic,  16(45) |    Teresa tore them out of the manuscript, as though, on consideration,
19  Unic,  22(87) |       our Spouse" appear in no manuscript but were added by Luis de
20  Unic,  34(122)|     lightly crossed out in the manuscript.~
21  Unic,  37(132)|         are crossed out in the manuscript, as is the following sentence "