Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,      0|            child, lifting her eyes, saw on the opposite side above
 2   2,      4  |            His own mercy, which she saw through self-knowledge,
 3   2,      4  |     inestimable love with which You saw Your creature in Yourself,
 4   2,     24  |             their damnation, and he saw pain increased to himself,
 5   2,     27  |     themselves to be caught if they saw that no good or pleasure
 6   2,     27  |             of a Tree, of which you saw neither the beginning nor
 7   2,     27  |              and, therefore, as you saw, many souls thereon died
 8   2,     29  |       notwithstanding all this, she saw them, through self-love
 9   2,     34  |        looking in the Divine mirror saw the creatures going in diverse
10   2,     34  |            the sweet Divine mirror, saw creatures setting out to
11   2,     34  |         diverse considerations. She saw that many began to mount,
12   2,     34  |          own personal pain, and she saw others, practicing this
13   2,     34  |           second state, but few she saw who arrived at the greatest
14   3,      3  |            purity of conscience, it saw sin where there was no sin. ~
15   3,      8  |            to have, before the soul saw Me, namely, the glory and
16   3,     11  |           intellect, Thomas Aquinas saw Me, wherefore he acquired
17   3,     12  |          Eternal Truth, in whom she saw and knew the Truth, in the
18   3,     20  |             enamored of her when He saw her, gives the soul the
19   3,     24  |             the truth, in which she saw virtue resplendent in those
20   3,     25  |   manifested Myself to you, and you saw issue from My breast a light,
21   3,     25  |        light, and in that place you saw and tasted the Abyss of
22   3,     25  |             that whiteness that you saw in the bread; and you perceived
23   3,     25  |     presence of the Word, which you saw intellectually in the whiteness
24   3,     28  |           and those My beloved ones saw and knew this, and therefore
25   3,     30  |       accuse such a man, because he saw through its deceptions and
26   4,      1  |          infinite goodness, since I saw that man whom I so much
27   4,      1  |          vision with which His soul saw the divine essence and the
28   4,     11  |         looking at myself in You, I saw myself to be Your image,
29 Lette,      0| consideration of the sins which she saw being committed against