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  1 Intro,      0|         for all succeeding ages. Then came the German professors
  2 Intro,      0|         established dates: it is then that the most delicate part
  3 Intro,      0|        Revolution. The spoil was then necessarily to the strong.
  4 Intro,      0|          meshes in the trecento. Then, the fate of populations
  5 Intro,      0|      here? why do you not come?' Then Catherine, as if waking
  6 Intro,      0|   incisively, remorselessly, and then subsumed under the general
  7   1,      2  |          inasmuch as the soul is then in God, and God in the soul,
  8   1,      3  |                                  Then, the Eternal Truth seized
  9   1,      4  |        satisfaction. You ask me, then, for pains, so that I may
 10   1,      4  |      charity. In self-knowledge, then, you will humble yourself,
 11   1,      4  |          other way can he learn. Then the soul will inflame herself
 12   1,      4  |          grace in general. I say then, that, through your desires,
 13   1,      6  |     First of all to himself, and then to his neighbor, not against
 14   1,      7  |          grace is concerned. See then, that I have made men My
 15   2,      1  |    virtue. With this discretion, then, should the soul perform
 16   2,      2  |        of death. It is necessary then, that the root of this tree,
 17   2,      2  |       were not contained in Me). Then the tree of love feeds itself
 18   2,      2  |        the soul in Me. This tree then, so sweetly planted, produces
 19   2,      3  |          since, if she continued then to do them, she not only
 20   2,      3  |          to leave them, and will then remain empty. This, My trumpeter,
 21   2,      3  |      founded in self-will. These then are they who give Me not
 22   2,      3  |        these I take delight. And then I said that I desired few
 23   2,      3  |      love, as has been said, and then are proved on her neighbor,
 24   2,      4  |                                  Then that soul, thirsting and
 25   2,      4  |      lived any longer. This soul then, being purified by the fire
 26   2,      4  |      from eternal damnation; and then You will not only be praised
 27   2,      4  |         cause of this? I desire, then, and beg of You, by Your
 28   2,      5  |                                  Then God, turning the eye of
 29   2,      5  |        members to My Church. See then with what ignorance and
 30   2,      5  | contrition and repentance. I say then that the Blood does harm
 31   2,      5  |      bridle on it if she choose. Then the vessel of the soul is
 32   2,      6  |                             Man, then, was closely bound to Me
 33   2,      6  |        My only-begotten Son, for then they repay Me the debt of
 34   2,      8  |         the Deity thereby. I say then that this Bridge reaches
 35   2,      9  |                                  Then this soul exclaimed with
 36   2,     10  |                                  Then the Eternal God, to enamor
 37   2,     10  |          the same thing with Me. Then the soul is filled with
 38   2,     10  |          sin. On the first step, then, lifting her feet from the
 39   2,     10  | attracted by love. Greater love, then, I could not show you, than
 40   2,     10  |          life for you; perforce, then, My Son was treated in this
 41   2,     10  |                   In very truth, then, My Son said, that, being
 42   2,     10  |          all his affection. See, then, that man being drawn, everything
 43   2,     11  |    receive eternal damnation. So then you see, that I have shown
 44   2,     12  |          hard to travel. Wonder, then, at the ignorance and blindness
 45   2,     12  |          and Eternal Good. Truly then have you reason for grief,
 46   2,     13  |         of the Father!' When He, then, had thus ascended on high,
 47   2,     13  |        He afterwards taught you, then the clemency of the Holy
 48   2,     13  |       river and attain to life.' Then He says, 'I will return
 49   2,     13  |                              See then how He returns, not in actual
 50   2,     13  |                        Manfully, then, should you follow this
 51   2,     14  |                                  Then this soul, as it were, like
 52   2,     14  |         death battling together; then life confounded the death
 53   2,     15  |         in their minds, for they then bring it forth, and lose
 54   2,     15  |       things. These three powers then being dead, all the soul'
 55   2,     17  |        of their sins. Would they then give their life for the
 56   2,     19  |             Sin is nothing. You, then, have become nothing; it
 57   2,     20  |    plenitude of the Holy Spirit. Then the Holy Spirit, who is
 58   2,     20  |        food, and I am God now as then. My power is not weakened,
 59   2,     21  |        at eternal damnation. And then she is reproved cruelly
 60   2,     22  |      first pain revives in them, then, the second, the worm of
 61   2,     23  |         amongst the animals, and then dying between two thieves.
 62   2,     23  |       dying between two thieves. Then I concealed My power in
 63   2,     24  |        Me and of virtue. But why then did he do it? He did it
 64   2,     25  |                            These then do not await, with fear,
 65   2,     25  |       their neighbor. So you see then, that the transformation
 66   2,     27  |      time of temptation, because then man knows himself to be
 67   2,     27  |        by its contrary. You see, then, that he is my Minister
 68   2,     27  |        not wish it. Now you see, then, how great is the foolishness
 69   2,     27  |      mortal sin. You know that I then showed you Myself under
 70   2,     27  |       sweetness, as I showed you then, some finding more and some
 71   2,     27  |        desire. And you know that then I said to you, 'I am your
 72   2,     28  |      have told you. In this life then, they taste the earnest
 73   2,     28  |         love. It is a good truth then that these do taste eternal
 74   2,     29  |                                  Then that soul, tormented by
 75   2,     30  |                                  Then the Divine Goodness, regarding
 76   2,     30  |        on which I feed is love.' Then the intellect, feeling itself
 77   2,     30  |       drawn her out of darkness. Then the affection nourishes
 78   2,     30  |    against the Spirit. You have, then, two parts in you -- sensuality
 79   2,     30  |           her powers in My Name, then are assembled all the actions,
 80   2,     30  |     binds itself with reason. I, then, by grace, rest in the midst
 81   2,     33  |       have been secure. You must then have thirst and gather yourselves
 82   2,     33  |        acceptable to Me. He says then: 'If there be two or three
 83   2,     33  |          many and royal virtues. Then the appetite of the soul
 84   2,     33  |        is spent and dead, and he then proceeds securely without
 85   2,     33  |           and love of virtue. He then finds that he has attained
 86   2,     33  |          midst of her. Wherefore then he follows on with anxious
 87   2,     34  |                                  Then that soul, tormented with
 88   2,     35  |                                  Then the goodness of God, wishing
 89   2,     35  |       time of justice. He ought, then, to arise from servile fear,
 90   2,     38  |     manifestation takes place. I then form in the mind the presence
 91   2,     38  |  clemency of the Holy Spirit and then My Goodness causes her to
 92   2,     39  |         the Father. These words, then, mean, the Father has manifested
 93   2,     39  |      separated from your bodies. Then, indeed, will you see Me,
 94   2,     40  |       filth, by holy confession. Then I, having returned to the
 95   2,     40  |       that she come to prudence. Then, if she love Me without
 96   2,     41  |       filled at the fountain and then drink of it, the vessel
 97   3,      2  |      Creator.' You remember that then the Devil fled, and, turning
 98   3,      2  |       who I am, who offend Him.' Then the Devil, not being able
 99   3,      2  |    knowledge of My goodness, and then vocal prayer will be of
100   3,      2  |     should abandon vocal prayer; then, My visitation past, if
101   3,      2  |         she tastes much. You see then, that perfect prayer is
102   3,      5  |        Your side was opened. Why then did You want to be struck
103   3,      5  |                          You see then that these Baptisms, which
104   3,      8  |        been terminated and ended then, you would not be, because
105   3,      8  |       Incarnate with Me. You see then, that the saints and every
106   3,      9  |                            Paul, then, had seen and tasted this
107   3,     12  |                                  Then this soul, yearning with
108   3,     12  |   resulted from weeping. Wishing then to know this from the Sweet,
109   3,     13  |                                  Then said the Supreme and Sweet
110   3,     14  |          she may have to suffer. Then the soul arrives at such
111   3,     14  |                                  Then she reposes in Me, the Sea
112   3,     15  |         the Holy Spirit. You see then how tears are infinite,
113   3,     17  |                                  Then this soul, eager with the
114   3,     18  |                                  Then the Eternal God, delighting
115   3,     18  |                                  Then that soul obeyed and rose
116   3,     18  |        Myself the True Good. See then how necessary is this light,
117   3,     20  |       with My Blood.' Do not you then be negligent to follow,
118   3,     20  |          with His Blood. Rise up then, promptly, and follow Him,
119   3,     22  |         God, humiliates herself; then she prays for the whole
120   3,     22  |                                  Then that soul, as if, in truth,
121   3,     22  |         is nothing done. To You, then, Eternal Father, do I have
122   3,     23  |                                  Then the Eternal God, turning
123   3,     24  |        the breast of My Spouse." Then this soul obediently contemplated
124   3,     24  |        those who truly taste it. Then said the Eternal God: "I
125   3,     26  |       against the world. You see then that the imprint remains,
126   3,     26  |        benefit of the Blood. See then how straitly you are constrained
127   3,     28  |         unworthy ministers. Open then the eye of your intellect
128   3,     28  |         of the Holy Spirit. See, then, that these have taken on
129   3,     29  |                             See, then, that besides the dignity
130   3,     29  |          properly clothed. This, then, is your duty according
131   3,     30  |       their neighbor. This heart then arises and seizes Me, who
132   3,     31  |    accuse him miserably, because then he knows the truth of that
133   3,     31  |        poor and the holy Church. Then your conscience represents
134   3,     32  |                                  Then this soul, as if inebriated,
135   3,     32  |        out to Your mercy; do You then reply. ~
136   3,     32  |         truly asks for it. Give, then, the fruit of Your Blood
137   3,     32  |    salvation of souls. Give them then the bread of life, that
138   4,      1  |         disobedience of Adam. I, then, being constrained by My
139   4,      2  |        and purpose of amendment. Then you will throw off that
140   4,      3  |        of grace. Take, oh! take, then, the key of obedience with
141   4,      5  |     could not narrate it. I say, then, that the soul, on fire
142   4,      9  |    slowly. By love of obedience, then, does the soul receive her
143   4,      9  |        it is given to him. Thus, then, the obedient man, with
144   4,     11  |                                  Then that soul, having seen with
145 Lette,      0|         giving any sign of life. Then, rising, she stood for an
146 Lette,      0|        end. The whole family was then called around her, and she,
147 Lette,      0|          time her right arm, and then letting it fall and strike
148 Lette,      0|         fall and strike the bed. Then, changing her words, she
149 Lette,      0|       than for her own need, and then, turning to the priest,
150 Lette,      0|       have had of our salvation. Then she said certain things
151 Lette,      0|           and finally to me, and then turned herself straightway
152 Lette,      0|       their life for that truth. Then, with the greatest fervor,