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 1        Title                       |                  TITLE PAGE~The Spiritual Exercises Of ~St. Ignatius
 2        Title                       |       ut liber cui titulus "The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius
 3        Intro, Litera,   0          |              We have read these Spiritual Exercises, They greatly
 4        Intro, Litera,   0          |       long subsist without some spiritual exercises and meditations -
 5        Intro, PaulIII,   0         |    salvation of souls and their spiritual profit, and cause Us to
 6        Intro, PaulIII,   0         |        certain instructions, or Spiritual Exercises, drawn from Holy
 7        Intro, PaulIII,   0         |      and from experience in the spiritual life, and has reduced them
 8        Intro, PaulIII,   0         |    useful and wholesome for the spiritual consolation and profit of
 9        Intro, PaulIII,   0         |      aforesaid instructions and Spiritual Exercises to be examined,
10        Intro, PaulIII,   0         |         Vicar General in things spiritual at Rome, and Our beloved
11        Intro, PaulIII,   0         |     useful and salutary for the spiritual profit of the faithful.~
12        Prefa,   0,   0             |        warn the reader that the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius
13         Note,   0,   0             |         not seldom given in the Spiritual Exercises in wording somewhat
14        Annot                       |       SOME UNDERSTANDING OF THE SPIRITUAL EXERCISES WHICH FOLLOW,
15        Annot,   0,   0             |         is that by this name of Spiritual Exercises is meant every
16        Annot,   0,   0             |         and of performing other spiritual actions, as will be said
17        Annot,   0,   0             |        of the soul, is called a Spiritual Exercise.~
18        Annot,   0,   0             |        power - he will get more spiritual relish and fruit, than if
19        Annot,   0,   0             |         As in all the following Spiritual Exercises, we use acts of
20        Annot,   0,   0             |      the Exercises sees that no spiritual movements, such as consolations
21        Annot,   0,   0             |      who has not been versed in spiritual things, and is tempted grossly
22        Annot,   0,   0             |        perfection, still in the Spiritual Exercises, when seeking
23        Annot,   0,   0             |       God our Lord, nor for the spiritual well-being of souls, but
24        Annot,   0,   0             |    instant in prayers and other spiritual exercises, and asking God
25        Annot,   0,   0             |       him, he can give him some spiritual Exercises suited and adapted
26        Annot,   0,   0             | Annotation. The eighteenth: The Spiritual Exercises have to be adapted
27        Annot,   0,   0             |      profit he can, let all the Spiritual Exercises be given in the
28       Presup                       |                  PRESUPPOSITION~SPIRITUAL EXERCISES TO CONQUER ONESELF
29       Presup,   0,   0             |       both he who is giving the Spiritual Exercises, and he who is
30            1, Confession,   0      |      Second. The second: In the Spiritual Exercises, sins and their
31            1, 3Exercise,   0       |       or desolation, or greater spiritual feeling.~After this I will
32            2, 2Contemplat,   0     |        reflecting, to draw some spiritual profit.~Colloquy. I will
33            2, 4Day,   0            |       them first to the highest spiritual poverty, and - if His Divine
34            2, 4Day,   0            |        and first in the highest spiritual poverty, and - if His Divine
35            2, Amend,   0           |     will benefit himself in all spiritual things in proportion as
36            3, RulesOneself,   0    | strength or disposition for the Spiritual Exercises, he will easily
37            3, RulesOneself,   0    |       Contemplation, or on some spiritual affair which he has to do,
38            4, 1Contemplat,   0     |      where one has felt greater spiritual movements and relish.~
39            4, 1Contemplat,   0     |    think of things that move to spiritual pleasure, gladness and joy,
40        Rules, Receive,   0         |       Third Rule. The third: OF SPIRITUAL CONSOLATION. I call it consolation
41        Rules, Receive,   0         |     Fourth Rule. The fourth: OF SPIRITUAL DESOLATION. I call desolation
42        Rules, Receive,   0         |        lazy or negligent in our spiritual exercises; and so through
43        Rules, Receive,   0         |      and so through our faults, spiritual consolation withdraws from
44        Rules, Receive,   0         |       love, tears, or any other spiritual consolation, but that all
45        Rules, Receive,   0         |         the other things of the spiritual consolation.~
46        Rules, Receive,   0         |        is exercising himself in spiritual things opposes a bold front
47        Rules, Receive,   0         |         Confessor or to another spiritual person that knows his deceits
48        Rules, 2Week,   0           |    their movements to give true spiritual gladness and joy, taking
49        Rules, 2Week,   0           |     proper to fight against the spiritual gladness and consolation,
50        Rules, 2Week,   0           |     making him descend from the spiritual sweetness and joy in which
51        Rules, 2Week,   0           |          as was said; still the spiritual person to whom God gives
52        Rules, Scruples,   0        |       which is giving itself to spiritual exercises; 39 rather in
53        Rules, Scruples,   0        |        to benefit itself in the spiritual life, ought always to proceed
54        Rules, TrueSentimen,   0    |  Superiors, whether temporal or spiritual. So that, as it does harm
55        Rules, TrueSentimen,   0    |        to the salvation and the spiritual42 profit of their souls.~
56        Rules, TrueSentimen,   0(42)|                                 Spiritual is added in St. Ignatius'