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 1 Intro,      0|        favored with a beautiful vision which, as it has an important
 2 Intro,      0|      stand there as long as the vision lasted, had she not been
 3 Intro,      0|     distract me from so sweet a vision!' and lifted her eyes again
 4 Intro,      0|     eyes again on high; but the vision had entirely disappeared,
 5 Intro,      0|       those gleaming heights of vision. "Truth" was to her the
 6   2,     22  |      themselves deprived of the vision of Me, which is such pain
 7   2,     22  |      sight of the devils, which vision of the Devil is the third
 8   2,     23  |     their terrible and darkened vision, that, as the sun which
 9   2,     25  |   Blessed rejoice in My eternal vision, participating in that good
10   2,     25  |      Divine Majesty, but in the vision of those who will be judged
11   2,     26  |        their pains, namely, the vision of the bliss of the righteous,
12   2,     26  |     with its filthiness, in the vision of their nature (that is,
13   2,     27  |      fall into them; and of the vision of a tree, that this soul
14   2,     28  |       Me, she sees Me, in which vision is her bliss; and seeing
15   2,     28  |         in knowing Me, in which vision and knowledge their will
16   2,     30  |  venomous thorns, and, that the vision of the intellect is deluded
17   2,     33  |     placed as the object of the vision of your intellect, so that,
18   2,     39  |      you.' Both, because such a vision is impossible for you, while
19   3,      2  |         to mental prayer, and a vision is related which this devout
20   3,      5  |        follow the Son. And of a vision, which this holy soul had,
21   3,      6  |           And so perfect is her vision that she sees the glory
22   3,      7  |        they fell and lost their vision of Me, wherefore they rendered
23   3,     10  |    miserably offending Me. This vision of My offense is the torture
24   3,     11  |      both arrive at the Eternal Vision of Me, where they see and
25   3,     17  |     deceived through my limited vision, that You would declare
26   3,     20  |       light. And of a beautiful vision which this devout soul once
27   3,     25  |    touch It; and of a beautiful vision this soul had upon this
28   3,     25  |     your bodily eyes lost their vision, and only the sight of the
29   3,     25  | whiteness of the bread, the one vision did not prevent the other
30   3,     25  |       did not prevent the other vision, that is to say, the sight
31   3,     25  |      the intellect had the true vision, using the pupil of the
32   3,     25  |         your principal means of vision, inasmuch as it cannot be
33   3,     28  |    pupil of faith above sensual vision in the contemplation of
34   3,     30  |  daughter! to such as these the vision of the devils can do no
35   3,     30  |         no harm, because of the vision which they have of Me, which
36   3,     31  |     just man the appearance and vision of the Devil causes no harm
37   4,      1  |       this love? From the clear vision with which His soul saw
38   4,      1  |      His fidelity obtained this vision most perfectly for Him,
39   4,      1  |        perfectly for Him, which vision you imperfectly enjoy by
40   4,      3  |         and exult in My eternal vision with the Immaculate and
41   4,      9  |       to say, eternal life, the vision of peace, and of supreme