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  1     Int, Arg     |     temptations sometimes sent by Satan. This is most profitable.~
  2     Int, Arg     |    temptations and apparitions of Satan, and how he ill-treated
  3    Pref          |     nothing else but delusions of Satan.50 She was so humble, that
  4    Pref          |           that she was deluded by Satan. Her own confessor was occasionally
  5    Pref          |         if they do come from God, Satan may mix with them suggestions
  6    Pref          |     aiming at perfection, because Satan is wont to transform himself
  7    Pref          |          could not have said that Satan transforms himself into
  8    Pref          |       world to be a temptation of Satan. That we should have a good
  9    Pref          |          is confident about them, Satan will take occasion to interfere,
 10    Life, V       |       very great. At that moment, Satan began to trouble my soul;
 11    Life, VII     |       fearful delusion into which Satan could plunge me—to give
 12    Life, VII     |     however, if God had permitted Satan to tempt me as sharply herein
 13    Life, VII     |       eyes of the body;132 so did Satan too, in that he helped me
 14    Life, VII     |         vision—that it might be Satan himself—and other suppositions
 15    Life, VII     | exaggeration. It seems to me that Satan has employed this artifice—
 16    Life, VIII    |       about in a thousand ways by Satan, our Lord will bring it
 17    Life, VIII    |         Let him not be tempted by Satan, as I was, to give it up,
 18    Life, VIII    |           the violence with which Satan assailed me was so irresistible,
 19    Life, VIII    |        it—of the assaults which Satan directs against a soul for
 20    Life, X       |       soul from delusion, so that Satan may gain nothing there where
 21    Life, XI      |   multitude of those things which Satan puts before it at first,
 22    Life, XI      |    dangers and difficulties which Satan puts before them are so
 23    Life, XI      |       thoughts, but remember that Satan suggested them to St. Jerome
 24    Life, XII     |           of that attack by which Satan intended to hurt him.~13.
 25    Life, XIII    |         Of Certain Temptations of Satan. Instructions Relating Thereto.~
 26    Life, XIII    |           this should be, because Satan, I believe, does great harm;
 27    Life, XIII    |        may disorder the soul; and Satan, too, helps much to make
 28    Life, XIII    |           find out this device of Satan, I used to say to the latter,
 29    Life, XIII    |        was either a temptation of Satan, or a weakness on my part.
 30    Life, XIII    |         some measure.~12. This is Satan's work: he seems to take
 31    Life, XIII    |         of others occasions them. Satan tells them that this pain
 32    Life, XV      |           a sweetness supplied by Satan, or brought about by ourselves,
 33    Life, XV      |          result. If it comes from Satan, the practised soul, in
 34    Life, XV      |         in the truth.220~16. Here Satan can do little or no harm,
 35    Life, XV      |    account of the sweetness which Satan sends. But it cannot so
 36    Life, XV      |         will make much. Now, when Satan sends it, as he is nothing
 37    Life, XV      |          make ourselves humble,—Satan will not often repeat his
 38    Life, XV      |           and the sweetness which Satan sends is to begin with a
 39    Life, XV      |           that this is no work of Satan and if they fall, they have
 40    Life, XIX     |           great as this? How well Satan prepares his measures for
 41    Life, XIX     |          progress in His service. Satan has some interest in this.~
 42    Life, XIX     |         what a deep truth it was. Satan never was strong enough
 43    Life, XIX     |         been forgiven many times. Satan had good reasons for tempting
 44    Life, XIX     |           humility was that which Satan devised for me, when I ceased
 45    Life, XIX     |          danger as this device of Satan, which he would have imposed
 46    Life, XIX     |    temptation of Judas, only that Satan did not dare to tempt me
 47    Life, XIX     |           pleasant humility which Satan provided for me: it was
 48    Life, XIX     |        the delusion here, wherein Satan is able to entangle us afterwards,
 49    Life, XIX     |           strong enough to assail Satan, and to trample him under
 50    Life, XIX     |          is the delusion by which Satan prevails:~ ./. when a soul
 51    Life, XIX     |          Through this confidence, Satan robs it of that distrust
 52    Life, XIX     |        the love of our Lord, that Satan deceive it not by tempting
 53    Life, XXIII   |          delusions and deceits of Satan,332 I began to be afraid,
 54    Life, XXIII   |       imagine that perhaps it was Satan that  ./. suspended my understanding,
 55    Life, XXIII   |         clear; and if the work of Satan, so long as I strove to
 56    Life, XXIII   |         did not offend, our Lord, Satan could do me little harm;
 57    Life, XXIII   |        showing me how to overcome Satan. My affection for him so
 58    Life, XXIII   |          not persuade myself that Satan had anything to do with
 59    Life, XXIII   |         that He will never permit Satan to deceive those who love
 60    Life, XXIII   |     difficulties and what terrors Satan troubles them with who would
 61    Life, XXV     |          Locutions that come from Satan not only do not leave any
 62    Life, XXV     |          once that they came from Satan. Over and above the great
 63    Life, XXV     |     knowing why; for the words of Satan are good, and not evil.
 64    Life, XXV     |           sweetness and joy which Satan gives are, in my opinion,
 65    Life, XXV     |         it so believes, only that Satan has taken the first step
 66    Life, XXV     |      convinced that it comes from Satan than I am now convinced
 67    Life, XXV     |  understand it.~18. Nevertheless, Satan has many devices; and so
 68    Life, XXV     |    opinion that I was deceived by Satan; that I must communicate
 69    Life, XXV     |         whole was an operation of Satan. My confessor, though he
 70    Life, XXV     |        even if it was the work of Satan, could do me no harm; that
 71    Life, XXV     |           of the possibility that Satan could speak to me so often.
 72    Life, XXV     |         and King,—what harm can Satan do unto me? Why have I not
 73    Life, XXV     |           His service in earnest, Satan would fly away before such
 74    Life, XXV     |    terrors which make us cry out, Satan, Satan! when we may say,
 75    Life, XXV     |           make us cry out, Satan, Satan! when we may say, God, God!
 76    Life, XXV     |           say, God, God! and make Satan tremble. Do we not know
 77    Life, XXV     |          am of the devil himself. Satan can do me no harm whatever,
 78    Life, XXVII   |        was under the influence of Satan. Though I was doing all
 79    Life, XXVII   |         order, and one with which Satan can least interfere; and
 80    Life, XXVIII  |            that I cannot tell how Satan could have put it into my
 81    Life, XXVIII  |           the vision is from God. Satan makes his representations
 82    Life, XXVIII  |     delusion, I do not think that Satan will be able to deceive
 83    Life, XXVIII  |         itself; and the joy which Satan ministers must be, I think,
 84    Life, XXVIII  |     traces of pure and holy love: Satan very quickly betrays himself.~
 85    Life, XXVIII  |         Thus, then, as I believe, Satan can do no harm to anyone
 86    Life, XXVIII  |          I could not believe that Satan, if he wished to deceive
 87    Life, XXVIII  |        his guard against me, lest Satan should delude him through
 88    Life, XXVIII  |            out of that evil which Satan wished to do me, our Lord
 89    Life, XXIX    |  certainly under the influence of Satan. He bade me, now that I
 90    Life, XXIX    |          could not believe it was Satan. This was to me, therefore,
 91    Life, XXX     |         but a false humility, and Satan invented it for the purpose
 92    Life, XXX     |    humility, which is the work of Satan, furnishes no light for
 93    Life, XXX     |    service.~12. This invention of Satan is one of the most painful,
 94    Life, XXX     |          of it, in order that, if Satan should tempt you herein,
 95    Life, XXXI    |    Temptations and Appearances of Satan. Of the Sufferings Thereby
 96    Life, XXXI    |     interior and secret, of which Satan was the cause, I will speak
 97    Life, XXXI    |          once in an oratory, when Satan, in an abominable shape,
 98    Life, XXXI    |           of the figure, and then Satan never returned.~3. On another
 99    Life, XXXI    |           that it was the work of Satan; for I saw close beside
100    Life, XXXI    |         by our Lord's permission, Satan can do so much evil to a
101    Life, XXXI    |        that these two assaults of Satan, of which I have just spoken,
102    Life, XXXI    |      despise these terrors, which Satan sends only to make him afraid!
103    Life, XXXI    |         end of our Breviary, when Satan put himself on the book
104    Life, XXXI    |   deliverance, and I thought that Satan might in this way have been
105    Life, XXXI    |         is very rarely that I saw Satan assume a bodily form; I
106    Life, XXXI    |           utterly in the power of Satan, until my confessor consoled
107    Life, XXXI    |           have it, merely because Satan now and then convinces them
108    Life, XXXII   |     spoken,472 inflicted on me by Satan; yet all  ./. these were
109    Life, XXXII   |          can be calm, when we see Satan carry so many souls daily 
110    Life, XXXII   |        together in the monastery. Satan, too, must have had a share
111    Life, XXXIII  |       made their preparations.~6. Satan also contrived now that
112    Life, XXXIV   |           the Brief came, because Satan had contrived a great plot
113    Life, XXXIV   |            that it was a trick of Satan to bring some evil upon
114    Life, XXXVI   |           four hours afterwards—Satan returned to the spiritual
115    Life, XXXVI   |       care much about the matter. Satan also suggested whether the
116    Life, XXXVI   |         fatigued, and laughing at Satan; for I saw clearly it was
117    Life, XXXVI   |            19. I wondered at what Satan did against a few poor women,
118    Life, XXXVI   |        the monastery, seeing that Satan was so earnest against it;
119    Life, XXXVI   |           do so; and this plot of Satan was one of the most difficult
120    Life, XXXVIII |           might be an illusion of Satan, in order to take away my
121    Life, XXXIX   |         visions did not come from Satan; that I must not imagine
122     Rel, I(622)  |          prayer was a delusion of Satan: see the Life, ch. xxv.
123     Rel, I(622)  |           escape the delusions of Satan.~"17. They are in her the
124     Rel, I(622)  |       effect of the operations of Satan, or were to say so, she
125     Rel, I       |           it be not a delusion of Satan; herein I submit myself
126     Rel, I       |      glory. I cannot believe that Satan has sought so many means
127     Rel, I       |          that this is the work of Satan, for I cannot. And when
128     Rel, I       |         However, I can think that Satan now and then may intermeddle
129     Rel, III     |         thinking it might be from Satan,—He said to me that it
130     Rel, V       |          not of pictures.671 What Satan was doing among the Lutherans
131     Rel, VI      |           for I do not think that Satan could fill the soul with
132     Rel, VII     |         that it was a delusion of Satan, and began to consult spiritual
133     Rel, VII(687)|         be deluded or deceived by Satan, or to do anything that
134     Rel, VII     |          once that they came from Satan. She never undertook anything
135     Rel, VII     |          the help of God, even if Satan were the cause.~20. Ever
136     Rel, VII     |           that she was deluded by Satan, as it is described at length
137     Rel, VIII    |            I should be deluded by Satan, at once; nor will I ask
138     Rel, VIII    |          must be in a delusion of Satan. God be praised, I have
139     Rel, IX      |      contrary, the temptations of Satan are more violent there.
140     Ind          |           xxii. 22, 23.~Contempt, Satan shuns, xxxi. 10; the Saint
141     Ind          |    delusion, xiv. 11.~Faith, the, Satan was never able to make the
142     Ind          |         the most crafty device of Satan, xxx. 12; asking for consolations
143     Ind          |           prayer, xv. 12.~Lie, a, Satan is, xxv. 26; the Saint's
144     Ind          |            the woman of, xxx. 24.~Satan, subtlety of, iv. 14; an
145     Ind          |           that she was deluded by Satan, xxv. 18; prays to be led
146     Ind          |        Rel. vii. 7; not afraid of Satan, xxv. 27; spoken against,
147     Ind          | occupations, xxx. 18; buffeted by Satan, xxxi. 3; converts a great
148     Ind          |          in the soul, xxviii. 13; Satan tried to simulate, xxviii.