Part, Chapter

 1     Int        |           Toledo) "with whom I had conversed occasionally some years
 2    Pref        |            third she broke it, and conversed with secular people within
 3    Life, VI    |          me, and those with whom I conversed, became so convinced that
 4    Life, XII   |            can truly say: though I conversed with many spiritual persons,
 5    Life, XIII  |         that is a delusion. I have conversed with many; and now for some
 6    Life, XXIII |          the charity with which he conversed with me, and on his patient
 7    Life, XXIII |          been sins, though since I conversed with him I am somewhat improved,
 8    Life, XXVIII|        person with whom I had just conversed, and whom I knew well, was
 9    Life, XXXIII|          men of prayer with whom I conversed; for they thought I was
10    Life, XXXIV |           in them! One must not be conversed with more than another;
11    Life, XXXIV | consideration, and with whom I had conversed occasionally some years
12     Rel, VII   |          things, till after he had conversed with her; the Doctor Paul
13     Rel, IX    |           words.~8. Having one day conversed with a person who had given