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  1 Intro,      0|         history of the middle ages than of that of any more recent
  2 Intro,      0|       anonymous forces of his time than by the superior skill or
  3 Intro,      0|         has been complete for more than five hundred years; in truth
  4 Intro,      0|         present population at less than 23,000. The free Ghibelline
  5 Intro,      0|           Catherine of Siena. More than 500 years have passed since
  6 Intro,      0|        profoundly more significant than that of poor Madonna Pia,
  7 Intro,      0|             who was a little older than herself, to the house of
  8 Intro,      0|       counsel -- and possibly more than counsel -- Clement had submitted
  9 Intro,      0|        Boniface, rather flourished than otherwise under persecution.
 10 Intro,      0|            radically revolutionary than that of any heretics before
 11 Intro,      0|          of canonized common sense than by exalted flights of spirituality.
 12 Intro,      0|       their temporal ruler no less than as their spiritual father.
 13 Intro,      0|            last it is nothing more than a mystical exposition of
 14   1,      5  |            proved in any other way than by suffering, and patience
 15   1,      6  |            him of grace, and worse than this he cannot do to his
 16   1,      6  |           one's self to be greater than he; and in this way is injury
 17   1,      7  |       conversation, to this rather than to other virtues, and, by
 18   1,      7  |            wish for no other thing than love, for in the love of
 19   2,      1  |         affection in virtue rather than in penance. Penance should
 20   2,      1  |          of discretion is no other than a true knowledge which the
 21   2,      2  |           can live by nothing else than love; and, that if this
 22   2,      3  |     founded on any other principle than this, I judge to be a mere
 23   2,      3  |           the slaying of his body, than he who does less, inasmuch
 24   2,      6  |        after the Passion of Christ than before; and how God promises
 25   2,      6  |            I desired anything else than their sanctification. ~
 26   2,      6  |            in the Blood of My Son, than they would have been before
 27   2,      6  |           owe after the redemption than before. For they are now
 28   2,      6  |         Christian is punished more than a pagan, and the deathless
 29   2,      6  |            Redemption of the Blood than before, because man received
 30   2,     10  |        then, I could not show you, than to lay down My life for
 31   2,     13  |         doctrine by example rather than by words; for He practiced,
 32   2,     15  |           any comparison, far more than you can see, because your
 33   2,     17  |           his desire to be greater than his neighbor. It also brings
 34   2,     17  |        herself, and creatures more than Me, and has made a god of
 35   2,     21  |          of her first condemnation than on account of My displeasure,
 36   2,     21  |         judging her misery greater than My mercy. This is that sin
 37   2,     21  |         this last sin graver to Me than all the other sins that
 38   2,     21  |           was more grave to My Son than was his betrayal of Him.
 39   2,     21  |            their sin to be greater than My mercy, and, on that account,
 40   2,     21  |            over their condemnation than over My displeasure, and
 41   2,     22  |           torments, and to see Me, than to be without the torments
 42   2,     22  |         until the Day of Judgment, than to see him again. With all
 43   2,     23  |          appear other to the blind than to the illuminated one,
 44   2,     27  |            await no other judgment than that of their own conscience,
 45   2,     27  |          counting My mercy greater than their sins. The wicked sinners
 46   2,     27  |            rather to die of hunger than to pass a little thorn.
 47   2,     28  |            who cannot desire other than good, for which I permit
 48   2,     41  | consolation, or another loved more than he. In these and in many
 49   3,      1  |          more conflict and trouble than when the soul is not occupied
 50   3,      2  |           prayers are rather words than love. Such as these give
 51   3,      2  |     confusion of spirit be greater than the broadness of My good
 52   3,      2  |        were, by conscience, rather than abandon that which she had
 53   3,      5  |         the eye of their intellect than Christ crucified, not the
 54   3,      5  |          see how much more I loved than I could show you by finite
 55   3,      5  |          showing that I loved more than I could show, with finite
 56   3,      6  |           often more to the sinner than to the righteous man, because
 57   3,     10  |           they cannot desire other than what I desire, and though
 58   3,     10  |            acquiring it with pain, than in any other way obtain
 59   3,     11  |         humble and holy conscience than to a proud lettered man. ~
 60   3,     11  |         Scripture rather literally than with understanding, and
 61   3,     11  |            and upright conscience, than to a proud lettered man,
 62   3,     12  |           be learnt from any other than from the Truth Himself,
 63   3,     16  |            This flower stinks less than that of false judgment,
 64   3,     16  |          sin can turn no other way than to the earth, the fragile
 65   3,     16  |        except in something greater than himself. Greater than himself
 66   3,     16  |      greater than himself. Greater than himself there is nothing
 67   3,     18  |            consist in nothing else than in loving that which I hate,
 68   3,     19  |          mortification of the body than in the destruction of their
 69   3,     19  |         second light, more perfect than the former general one. ~
 70   3,     19  |          mortification of the body than in the destruction of their
 71   3,     19  |  mortification of the body, rather than in the destruction of their
 72   3,     19  |       serve Him better in that way than in this.' And this is the
 73   3,     20  |       purity, with no other regard than for the praise and glory
 74   3,     20  |     anxious to slay their own will than to slay and mortify their
 75   3,     20  |         seek or wish anything else than to follow My sweet Truth,
 76   3,     20  |            holiness which he sees, than if he were to see all traveling
 77   3,     22  |        they attend to nothing else than to complete in themselves,
 78   3,     23  |       worthy of graver reproof now than before, because you have
 79   3,     24  |     greater dignity and excellence than the angels, for I took your
 80   3,     24  |        ounce has less of the light than he whose candle weighs a
 81   3,     24  |           has the fire touched it, than it is extinguished, and
 82   3,     27  |     demands in them greater purity than in other creatures. ~
 83   3,     28  |         the darkness of injustice, than from any other causes. ~
 84   3,     28  |            penance, bore more pain than they who received it; and
 85   3,     29  |        virtue grows weak, any more than in the case of those virtuous
 86   3,     30  |             as has been said, more than others. Oh! how happy are
 87   3,     31  |          be suffered in this world than see it; and so greatly does
 88   3,     31  |   wherefore he dares not ask other than justice. ~
 89   3,     31  |         and injures them much more than all the other sins which
 90   3,     31  |       making his sin to be greater than mercy and goodness. Wherefore,
 91   3,     31  |     greater without any comparison than all the sins which any creature
 92   3,     31  |          Me miserably. Oh! blinder than the blind! You have hidden
 93   3,     31  |          and blackness on a white, than when they are separated.
 94   3,     31  |         their torments are greater than those of others, just as
 95   3,     31  |            Hell in greater torment than a pagan, because he had
 96   3,     31  |     wretches will be punished more than other Christians for the
 97   3,     31  |        they being much more guilty than seculars, according to their
 98   3,     32  |          gave much more, more even than I knew how to ask for. Wherefore
 99   3,     32  |          saving so many creatures, than in leaving them obstinate
100   4,      1  |          which one is more perfect than the other, not that they
101   4,      1  |            who abased Himself more than He did! He was sated with
102   4,      1  |           And who was more patient than He? for His cry was never
103   4,      2  |            by My Word. Oh! blinder than the blind, for, having spoiled
104   4,      5  |            them, but they had more than their needs demanded. But
105   4,      5  |        higher degree of perfection than another, yet all perfect
106   4,      5  |          rather by means of prayer than by human study. He was a
107   4,      6  |       observing aright their order than by him doing so alone. Wherefore
108   4,      6  |            a brother more obedient than himself he regards him in
109   4,      8  |       wretch be in any other state than suffering, for he is deprived
110   4,      8  |   wearisome to have obeyed by love than without it. Oh! how deluded
111   4,      8  |      appearance. His life is lower than an animal's, and he does
112   4,      8  |            swimming with his arms, than the good religious in the
113   4,      9  |           early will not have more than he who comes late, as My
114   4,      9  |         obeys rather the intention than the word, judging that the
115   4,      9  |         rather obeys the intention than the word. He also obeys
116   4,      9  |         placed in the fire, rather than transgress My obedience,
117   4,      9  |     understood by anything smaller than itself, like a vessel, which,
118   4,     10  |      provided as you know. Further than this, I have explained My
119   4,     10  |        demand this of you now more than at first, for now I have
120   4,     11  |        what more could You give me than Yourself; You are the fire
121 Lette,      0|          frame to greater weakness than would be suffered by one
122 Lette,      0|          observe no other movement than her breathing, continuous,
123 Lette,      0|         believe, she repeated more than sixty times, raising each
124 Lette,      0|           I think, for our example than for her own need, and then,