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  1 Intro,      0|     conducted. And yet, while no one with a reputation to lose
  2 Intro,      0|          as a plastic force. The one great Tyrant of the nineteenth
  3 Intro,      0| realizing. Prince and serf would one day appear as suppliants
  4 Intro,      0|     escape its rigors, but must, one day, render an account of
  5 Intro,      0|          indeed that message was one of warning or correction
  6 Intro,      0|        at a turn in the road, on one of the sacred groups so
  7 Intro,      0|        environment: often indeed one experiences a curious illusion
  8 Intro,      0|        Caterina, who still lives one of the purest glories of
  9 Intro,      0|     piety. Lapa, the daughter of one Mucio Piagenti, a now wholly
 10 Intro,      0|      some pretext or other. Sent one morning on an errand to
 11 Intro,      0|          at the age of six, went one day with her brother Stephen,
 12 Intro,      0|  Bonaventura, who was married to one Niccolò, as has been mentioned
 13 Intro,      0|        the hospital ward. She is one of the most voluminous of
 14 Intro,      0|     Catherine herself, too often one of the deepest degradation,
 15 Intro,      0|       leaving Rome, was the only one who profited by the exile
 16 Intro,      0|       genius of Pope Gregory I., one of the few men whom their
 17 Intro,      0|     through by the keen logic of one who has experienced and
 18 Intro,      0|   Dialogo we have a great saint, one of the most extraordinary
 19 Intro,      0|         is held by critics to be one of the classics of the age
 20 Intro,      0|                                  One word as to the translation.
 21   1,      1  |          Myself; and he shall be one thing with Me and I with
 22   1,      3  |       are insufficient to punish one smallest fault, because
 23   1,      3  |         creature in two ways: in one way, through her sorrow
 24   1,      4  |         acquired by knowledge of one's self and one's own thoughts.
 25   1,      4  |      knowledge of one's self and one's own thoughts. And this
 26   1,      4  |        or dries up the soul, but one which rather fattens her;
 27   1,      6  |          are all obliged to help one another by word and doctrine,
 28   1,      6  |       conceived, he brings forth one sin after another against
 29   1,      6  |          case he does not poison one only, but whoever approaches
 30   1,      6  |        neighbor, through love of one's own reputation, whence
 31   1,      6  |        of the neighbor, reputing one's self to be greater than
 32   1,      7  |          and of her neighbor are one and the same thing, and,
 33   1,      7  |  entrusted to her to administer; one she helps with doctrine,
 34   1,      7  |        that is to say not all to one, but to one, one virtue,
 35   1,      7  |       say not all to one, but to one, one virtue, and to another,
 36   1,      7  |          all to one, but to one, one virtue, and to another,
 37   1,      7  |         it is impossible to have one, without having them all,
 38   1,      7  |       that, in many cases I give one virtue, to be as it were
 39   1,      7  |       others, that is to say, to one I will give principally
 40   1,      7  |          to another humility, to one a lively faith, to another
 41   1,      7  |   therefore, that the particular one so placed in the soul becomes
 42   1,      7  |      have not placed them all in one soul, in order that man
 43   1,      7  |        and soul, but I wish that one should have need of the
 44   1,      8  |        infidel, his true hope on one who despairs, his justice
 45   1,      8  |       can do no harm to a humble one; neither can the infidelity
 46   1,      8  |       when brought forth against one who is faithful to Me, do
 47   2,      1  |      discreetly, renders to each one his due. Chiefly to Me in
 48   2,      3  |                      However, no one should judge that he has
 49   2,      3  |     neighbor a conditioned love, one that, being ordered aright,
 50   2,      3  |        useful to others, for, if one single sin were committed
 51   2,      3  |          from Hell, or to obtain one great virtue, the motive
 52   2,      3  |       not lawful to perform even one act of great virtue and
 53   2,      5  |  only-begotten Son, kneaded into one dough with the divine nature,
 54   2,      5  |    creature can constrain him to one smallest fault without his
 55   2,      7  |           in such a way, that no one could arrive at Eternal
 56   2,      7  |      devil, and the world. Every one was drowned in the flood,
 57   2,      7  |         in the flood, because no one, with his own justice alone,
 58   2,     10  |          profit to Him, He being one and the same thing with
 59   2,     10  |          united and kneaded into one thing with it. And there
 60   2,     10  |        with it. And there was no one who could go on the Bridge
 61   2,     10  |          the Sorrowful Crucified One; so My Truth said well, '
 62   2,     11  |         their life. Wherefore no one can have the virtue given
 63   2,     11  |        supports in the water, no one can travel that way without
 64   2,     13  |        of the Holy Spirit. He is one thing with Me, the Father,
 65   2,     13  |         into Heaven, and was the one road which was taught you
 66   2,     13  |       and the doctrine, which is one and the same thing with
 67   2,     14  |      this soul, as it were, like one intoxicated, could not contain
 68   2,     16  |        man, so much as does this one. This the philosophers knew,
 69   2,     17  |                 A miser loves no one except for his own profit.
 70   2,     17  |        from and feeds pride, the one follows from the other,
 71   2,     17  |      branches, and the principal one is that which makes a man
 72   2,     17  |        double, making a man show one thing with his tongue, while
 73   2,     18  |          Me, and to Him, who was one thing with Me, and like
 74   2,     19  |       and through other defects, one falls into false judgment;
 75   2,     19  |        of the indignity to which one comes. ~
 76   2,     19  | destroyed every vice, so that no one could say that any vice
 77   2,     20  |         false judgment;" and how one of these reproofs is continuous. ~
 78   2,     20  |        There are three reproofs. One was given when the Holy
 79   2,     20  |          the Holy Spirit, who is one thing with Me and with My
 80   2,     20  |        they cannot say 'I had no one who reproved me,' because
 81   2,     20  |        many other saints who, by one thing or another, have been
 82   2,     20  |    doctrine of My Truth. Thus no one has any excuse, because
 83   2,     21  |         and are punished for the one and the other together.
 84   2,     23  |        will not come like a poor one, as when He was born, coming
 85   2,     23  |        due, and there will be no one in that Day who will not
 86   2,     23  |        He is unchangeable, being one thing with Me according
 87   2,     23  |          than to the illuminated one, but the defect of the eye
 88   2,     25  |       increasing virtue, and the one was the occasion to the
 89   2,     25  |         with more abundance, the one with the other, their love
 90   2,     25  |      dwell in Him, because He is one thing with Me. But their
 91   2,     26  |       any remedy or hope -- each one being wrapped up in diverse
 92   2,     26  |   burning in the fire; the cruel one with cruelty; the foul man
 93   2,     26  |     therefore said My Truth, 'No one can go to the Father but
 94   2,     27  |         glory of victory. And no one should fear any battle or
 95   2,     27  |     virtue, by being proved. For one does not arrive at virtue
 96   2,     27  |         you. So that neither the one nor the other waits for
 97   2,     27  |         life, they receive every one their place, as I have told
 98   2,     27  |        to be most disposed -- of one kind to the secular, of
 99   2,     27  |      conscience always fights on one side, and sensuality on
100   2,     27  |     escape enduring pain, for no one can pass through this life
101   2,     28  |         do not harm; although no one passes this life without
102   2,     28  |        injured by the thorns. No one born passes this life without
103   2,     30  |          the light of faith, and one is not lost without the
104   2,     30  |       care and gratitude, and so one power spurs on another,
105   2,     30  |          I cannot be offended by one without all the others offending
106   2,     30  |       the same time, because the one presents to the other, as
107   2,     30  |        with the will, it becomes one thing with it. And I tell
108   2,     30  |         already told you that no one could come to Me except
109   2,     31  |       powers of the soul, and no one who wishes to pass by the
110   2,     31  |   doctrine of My Truth can mount one without the other, and the
111   2,     32  |        Sea Pacific, because I am one thing with Him, and He with
112   2,     32  |        make for you a Bridge. No one can come to Me except by
113   2,     32  |       told you in the words: 'No one can come to the Father except
114   2,     33  |         without more. The number one is excluded, for, unless
115   2,     35  |     offending, not on account of one's own damnation, but of
116   2,     36  |         step of the holy Bridge, one arrives at the second step,
117   2,     36  |               I told you that no one could go by the Bridge or
118   2,     37  |        virtue from the motive of one's own advantage. Sin should
119   2,     37  |         a friend, who has become one thing with his friend, and
120   2,     37  |         He who loves Me shall be one thing with Me and I with
121   2,     37  |        two in body, yet they are one in soul through the affection
122   2,     37  |       and where two friends have one soul, there can be no secret
123   2,     39  |         He who loves Me shall be one thing with Me.' Because,
124   2,     39  |          with Me, because We are one thing together. And so it
125   2,     39  |    Myself to you, because We are one and the same thing together.
126   2,     39  |      This He said because He was one thing with Me, and that
127   2,     39  |       Him and He with Me are but one thing. For this reason He
128   2,     39  |          manifest Myself,' being one thing with the Father. The
129   2,     39  |      Himself to Me, because I am one thing with Him, and I will
130   2,     39  |          body, and because He is one thing with Me." ~
131   2,     40  |        wisdom of the Son, who is one thing with Me, and with
132   2,     41  |         when he sees the beloved one's conversation turned aside
133   3,      2  |         arm of My mercy. This is one of the subtle devices with
134   3,      2  |   visiting her mind sometimes in one way, and sometimes in another,
135   3,      2  |        of My mercy, seasoned the one with the other. Thus she
136   3,      2  |        and contemplative life is one, so are they. Although vocal
137   3,      2  |          I have placed her. Each one, according to his condition,
138   3,      2  |       not replace a prayer which one should make oneself at the
139   3,      2  |       performed in oneself or in one's neighbor, with good-will,
140   3,      4  |       the fourth state, which is one of perfect union with Me.
141   3,      4  |          united, that is to say, one cannot be without the other,
142   3,      5  |        been speaking. But let no one be so mad as so to arrange
143   3,      5  |        humanity. But because the one nature is steeped in and
144   3,      7  |           causing them to injure one another and take one another'
145   3,      7  |      injure one another and take one another's property, and
146   3,      8  |      possesses you, because I am one thing with My Truth, and
147   3,     10  |       not their own, but becomes one with Mine, they cannot desire
148   3,     11  |          science, because such a one can only offer what he has
149   3,     11  |       more can it love. Thus the one feeds the other, and, with
150   3,     12  |      great desire, and rising as one intoxicated both by the
151   3,     13  |      various graces may exist in one soul, who, rising from fear
152   3,     14  |         it is necessary that the one should flavor the other,
153   3,     14  |     practice continually love to one's neighbor, together with
154   3,     14  |       your Captain, was the only One who could increase in no
155   3,     14  |       perfection, because He was one thing with Me, and I with
156   3,     17  |          state of tears, said as one enamored -- "Thanks, thanks
157   3,     17  |        subjects of my prayer, in one I find (in the course of
158   3,     17  |     Eternal Father, to judge the one soul to be in light, and
159   3,     17  |  supposing I should see that the one lives in great penance,
160   3,     18  |      that, without the light, no one can walk in the truth, that
161   3,     18  |        against Me. Wherefore, to one who possesses this light,
162   3,     18  |     deprived of My grace. Such a one walks as if blind, for he
163   3,     19  |          than the former general one. ~
164   3,     19  |          of living of the world. One perfection is that of those
165   3,     20  |           and follow Him, for no one can reach Me, the Father,
166   3,     20  |         this light, she runs, as one enamored and inflamed with
167   3,     20  | spiritual or temporal, but, like one who has placed his all in
168   3,     20  |          peace and quiet, and no one scandalizes them, for they
169   3,     20  |          to see all traveling by one road, because, in this way,
170   3,     20  |        an injury is done to some one else, they endure it with
171   3,     20  |         a good intention, for no one can judge the secrets of
172   3,     21  |       virtue of which he expects one day to receive his payment,
173   3,     22  |         God, who am I, miserable one, that You, Supreme and Eternal
174   3,     22  |       upon whom oftentimes I, as one blind and sick with this
175   3,     22  |     truth given to me, miserable one, by You, Eternal Truth,
176   3,     22  |           and whom You have made one thing with me, and whom
177   3,     22  |          Sweetest Love, that not one of them may be taken from
178   3,     22  |    instruct me, miserable infirm one, from the beginning of my
179   3,     22  |           and of two bodies make one soul, and that they attend
180   3,     23  | attentive to prayer, replying to one of the above-mentioned petitions. ~
181   3,     24  |          placed them. And, since one thing is better known by
182   3,     24  |          is a Sun, because He is one thing with Me, the True
183   3,     24  |         His most sweet Blood, is one Sun, all God and all man,
184   3,     24  |       and all man, because He is one thing with Me and I with
185   3,     24  |          Him, the Son; for He is one thing with us, the Holy
186   3,     24  |          and We together forming one and the same Sun; that is
187   3,     24  |        substance into which each one receives the fire. I will
188   3,     24  |         who bring their candles, one weighing an ounce, others
189   3,     24  |     receive this Sacrament. Each one carries his own candle,
190   3,     24  |        for although you all have one and the same material, in
191   3,     25  |        is, with the latter, that one must see, taste, and touch
192   3,     25  |           You know that you went one morning to church at sunrise
193   3,     25  |      whiteness of the bread, the one vision did not prevent the
194   3,     28  |        virtue of the Blood. Each one, placed in a different rank,
195   3,     28  |          see, therefore, that no one can receive the light without
196   3,     28  |          united together and are one thing; wherefore he cannot,
197   3,     28  |         I have said to you, have one power of his soul so ordered
198   3,     28  |      affection of love, they are one thing with Me, and I with
199   3,     28  |          another place, and each one has given light in the holy
200   3,     28  |       having subjects, on seeing one putrefying from the corruption
201   3,     28  |     members, who, with him, form one body under the same pastor.
202   3,     28  |         that I being for him, no one could be against him; and
203   3,     28  |         men, and to give to each one his nourishment. What caused
204   3,     30  |          only-begotten Son being one and the same thing. What
205   3,     30  |       you should ask Me, whether one who has no science can attain
206   3,     30  |          and by My goodness each one is arranged in his place,
207   3,     30  |        in his place, and to each one is measured of the affection
208   3,     31  |       presumption), there is not one who would not despair, and
209   3,     31  |     intolerable suffering in it. One who despairs despises My
210   3,     31  |      charge of souls unjustly to one of your subjects, that is,
211   3,     31  |      there is no reason that any one should remind him of the
212   3,     31  |       another place. So that the one, that is to say, the just
213   3,     31  |       suffering, that is, of the one, and the happiness of the
214   3,     32  |       You can not deny it to any one who truly asks for it. Give,
215   4,      1  |       kept in two ways, of which one is more perfect than the
216   4,      1  |       precepts and counsels. The one way is the most perfect,
217   4,      1  |         good and perfect; for no one at all can reach eternal
218   4,      1  |          door, opened it, and no one can enter except by means
219   4,      1  |         the Holy Gospel that 'no one could come to Me, the Father,
220   4,      1  |        and therefore hastened as one enamored along the road
221   4,      1  |        united them together that one cannot be lost without the
222   4,      1  |       embraced His injuries like one enamored, fulfilling the
223   4,      2  |     cannot observe or transgress one without observing or transgressing
224   4,      2  |          whom she dwells. Such a one feels no hatred when injured,
225   4,      2  |      kingdom is so great that no one can rule you, for you have
226   4,      3  |          light without darkness, one supreme infinite good, shared
227   4,      5  |        of faith, enters there as one dead, if she is truly obedient;
228   4,      5  |         to you in another place, one virtue belongs especially
229   4,      5  |     virtue belongs especially to one man, and another to another,
230   4,      5  |         are perfect in kind, yet one possesses a higher degree
231   4,      6  |          all together and not of one ship -- that is, one order --
232   4,      6  |          of one ship -- that is, one order -- in particular,
233   4,      6  |          man may better know the one by contrast with the other,
234   4,      6  |         any war, for there is no one to make war on him, for
235   4,      7  |        receive a hundredfold for one, and also eternal lift;
236   4,      7  |        and what is meant by this one, and this hundredfold. ~
237   4,      7  |       give you a hundredfold for one, and you shall possess eternal
238   4,      7  |       give you a hundredfold for one.' And what is this hundredfold,
239   4,      7  |        not, however, often cause one who gives alms to multiply
240   4,      7  |        his own will. This is the one for which I repay him a
241   4,      7  | necessarily arrive at the number one hundred. This is that hundredfold
242   4,      7  |        receive a hundredfold for one, and also eternal life,
243   4,      7  |      sweet arrow does not appear one thing in face and tongue
244   4,      8  |          is, My daughter, to see one who has once taken the key
245   4,      8  |        how deluded he is, and no one else deceives him but himself.
246   4,      8  |          of his superior. Such a one is indeed in the ship of
247   4,      8  |         not on his heart. Such a one is no friar, but a masquerader,
248   4,      8  |   polished terms, not simply, as one who should feed souls with
249   4,      8  |     charity, because he loves no one but himself, and that not
250   4,      9  |        inestimable good which no one can value or understand,
251   4,     10  |         of My love in your soul: one for yourself, which I have
252   4,     10  |          My clemency delivers -- one in this life, the second
253   4,     11  |     intellect and my will, being one with Your Holy Spirit, who
254 Lette,      0|      rejecting it. Moreover, not one drop of water could she
255 Lette,      0|     prayers were so fervent that one hour spent in prayer by
256 Lette,      0|        than would be suffered by one who should persist for two
257 Lette,      0|         in such a state that any one who had seen her would have
258 Lette,      0|     herself, even a little, from one side to another. In the
259 Lette,      0|       could not doubt that, like one saved from a deep sea, she
260 Lette,      0|          Spouse; but I, wretched one, have not corresponded with
261 Lette,      0|       Pope Urban, saying this as one an hungered for the Blood
262 Lette,      0|        mouth, were able to catch one or two now or again, passing
263 Lette,      0|      again, passing them on from one to the other. After this