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 1    Life, IV   |         labour with all my might to imagine Jesus Christ, our Good and
 2    Life, XII  |           to do so. We must neither imagine nor think that we can of
 3    Life, XXII |          persecutions, can possibly imagine himself not to be exceedingly
 4    Life, XXIII|          began to be afraid, and to imagine that perhaps it was Satan
 5    Life, XXV  |          long in this delusion, and imagine that it hears and understands,
 6    Life, XXIX |             Humanity of Christ, and imagine His great beauty? No little
 7    Life, XXXII| persecutions to endure than I could imagine, but I was not to mind them.
 8    Life, XXXIX|         from Satan; that I must not imagine that God would ever allow
 9     Rel, II   |             to feel them, because I imagine myself to be dreaming, and
10     Rel, II   |            I do not see how I could imagine any one of my virtues to
11     Rel, VIII |             suffer more than we can imagine, by considering these pains