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1  II,  82     | imagination are a great deal more pleased with themselves than the
2  II,  82     |           mankind. Because it has pleased them, we must work all day
3  II,  182    |           suspected of being very pleased with the ill success of
4 VII,  499    |   greatness of Saint Teresa. What pleased God was her deep humility
5 VII,  499    |          of her revelations; what pleased men was her light. And so
6 VII,  547(92)|          by wisdom knew not... it pleased God by the foolishness of
7   X,  686    |      which a man would have, who, pleased with your perfumes, should
8  XI,  725    |      earth be joyful; for it hath pleased the Lord to comfort His
9 XIII,  826   |          13:23: "If the Lord were pleased to kill us, He would not