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 1   2,     13|     the blood of the martyrs, illuminated by the light of doctors,
 2   2,     13|    person may, if he will, be illuminated to know the Truth, unless
 3   2,     20|    fortified by My power, and illuminated by the wisdom of My beloved
 4   2,     23|      to the blind than to the illuminated one, but the defect of the
 5   2,     27|    lived perfectly in virtue, illuminated with the light of faith,
 6   2,     28|       is the eye of the soul) illuminated in Me, possesses. This eye
 7   3,      9|     doctrine of My charity. I illuminated him perfectly with the light
 8   3,     11|    the eye of their intellect illuminated by supernatural light infused
 9   3,     11|      and my saints. They were illuminated by My Truth to know and
10   3,     11|     martyrs were all likewise illuminated by the aforesaid perfect
11   3,     11|        they appear to be much illuminated in their knowledge of Scripture,
12   3,     19|  perfect, if their penance be illuminated by discretion, and founded
13   3,     19|    presumptuous, she would be illuminated to see that I, the Primary
14   3,     25|       of the soul, for she is illuminated and assured in her own perceptions,
15   3,     26|       your intellect has been illuminated to see and to know the doctrine
16   3,     28|    and he who is in grace has illuminated the eye of his intellect
17   3,     30|      the eye of the intellect illuminated by the pupil of the holy
18   3,     31| exalts in Me, with this truly illuminated knowledge, and tastes and
19   3,     32|       all sweetness, and have illuminated the eye of my intellect
20   4,      5|       pain of mortal sin, and illuminated by Me the true light, he
21   4,      5|       St. Paul, their eyes so illuminated that the darkness of error
22   4,     11| Eternal Father, that You have illuminated me with the light of holy