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  1     Int         |          way of prayer, the great graces our Lord had given me, as
  2     Int         |          life of our Saint: great graces were bestowed upon her,
  3     Int         |    received the last of the three graces mentioned above, the Gift
  4     Int, Arg    |          way whereby she lost the graces God had granted her, and
  5     Int, Arg    |         She begins to explain the graces God gave her in prayer,
  6     Int, Arg    |         so many details about the graces God has shown her.~Chapter
  7     Int, Arg    |          the effect of such great graces of God. This is calculated
  8     Int, Arg    |          was able to resist God's graces, and how His Majesty continued
  9     Int, Arg    |         subject, mentioning great graces granted her by God; how
 10    Pref         |        that she could not believe graces so great could be given
 11    Pref         |       Saint told him of the great graces which God bestowed upon
 12    Pref         |          —especially when these graces are given, not for merit,
 13    Life, Pro    |        deliberately withstood the graces of His Majesty, because
 14    Life, I      |         to bestow upon me so many graces, why has it not been Thy
 15    Life, IV     |          Good, and my Rest, those graces ought to have been enough
 16    Life, IV     |           of my evil using of Thy graces, till I might become better.
 17    Life, IV     |    shrouded in darkness Thy great graces, which Thou hadst begun
 18    Life, VI     |     speaking most minutely of the graces which this glorious Saint
 19    Life, VII    |          I be able to magnify the graces which Thou, in those years,
 20    Life, VII    |        state I was in, to receive graces, when I had fallen into
 21    Life, VII    |         when I see myself receive graces anew, after being so ungrateful
 22    Life, VIII   |      favour again,151 give us the graces He gave us before, and occasionally
 23    Life, VIII   |           after receiving so many graces from our Lord. Is there
 24    Life, VIII   |           the door to those great graces which our Lord bestowed
 25    Life, VIII   |       great desire to receive His graces. If we put many hindrances
 26    Life, IX     |         on my part, the spiritual graces grew in me as I shall now
 27    Life, IX     |         of our Lord to give these graces to any but to those who
 28    Life, X      |                    Chapter X.~The Graces She Received in Prayer.
 29    Life, X      |            Because of the Special Graces of Our Lord to Her, Which
 30    Life, X      |        before us; and it is these graces, therefore, that quicken
 31    Life, X      |          give some account of the graces which our Lord bestowed
 32    Life, XI     |         worthless we are; for the graces which He gives afterwards
 33    Life, XIV    |      water of grand blessings and graces, which our Lord now supplies,
 34    Life, XIV    |       Lord begins to bestow these graces upon it, does not understand
 35    Life, XIV    |        bestowest upon it the like graces and consolations, and wherein
 36    Life, XV     |           who have received these graces should keep themselves carefully
 37    Life, XV     |        perfectly, the greater the graces. It fills us with a great
 38    Life, XVI    |          It. Effects of the Great Graces of Our Lord.~1. Let us now
 39    Life, XVII   |         will is consenting to the graces, the fruition of which it
 40    Life, XVII   |         our Lord might work those graces in it, and then accepting
 41    Life, XVIII  |           truths. Why, then, give graces so high to souls who have
 42    Life, XVIII  |       either when I receive these graces, or when God is about to
 43    Life, XVIII  |          may be some limit to Thy graces, I beseech Thee remember
 44    Life, XVIII  |           wont, O Lord, to bestow graces and mercies like these upon
 45    Life, XVIII  |          wouldst but bestow these graces upon him who will make a
 46    Life, XVIII  |      Majesty did not give it with graces so great.~8. I purpose also
 47    Life, XVIII  |      purpose also to speak of the graces and effects which abide
 48    Life, XVIII  |           with these two kinds of graces which our Lord bestows.
 49    Life, XIX    |         wretched life, and of the graces our Lord has wrought in
 50    Life, XIX    |        labouring to make void the graces Thou hast given me. Do Thou,
 51    Life, XIX    |           not recipients of those graces which Thou hast bestowed
 52    Life, XIX    |    without those consolations and graces which Thou hast given to
 53    Life, XIX    |       true rest. I remembered the graces and mercies I had received,
 54    Life, XIX    |       though it may receive great graces from God in prayer, must
 55    Life, XIX    |          more,—no, not even the graces He has given us, for the
 56    Life, XX     |          give me no more of those graces which were outwardly visible;
 57    Life, XX     |     Majesty could not bestow such graces on me without their becoming
 58    Life, XX     |           than we are, that these graces are His gifts, and that
 59    Life, XX     |           higher than—the other graces, which are simply spiritual;
 60    Life, XX     |         not barter it for all the graces of which I shall speak further
 61    Life, XX     |        after I had received those graces from our Lord284 which I
 62    Life, XX     |        our Lord is granting these graces; and if their directors
 63    Life, XXI    |          divest myself of all the graces which Thou hast given me,
 64    Life, XXI    |      which our Lord worketh these graces,—if it walks in humility
 65    Life, XXII   |      raptures, visions, and other graces of God given to souls,—
 66    Life, XXII   |           is to give us His great graces, everything must pass through
 67    Life, XXII   |           made Him bestow so many graces upon us, and also how great
 68    Life, XXII   |        more accustomed to receive graces, should yet seem to bring
 69    Life, XXIII  |          also began to bestow His graces upon me, as one who desired,
 70    Life, XXIII  |         than mine; and though the graces I had received from God
 71    Life, XXIII  |         light from him, the great graces which God had bestowed upon
 72    Life, XXIII  |       bestowed on me such special graces as made it impossible to
 73    Life, XXIII  |           not correspond with the graces which God bestowed upon
 74    Life, XXIV   |           Inability to Resist the Graces of God. God Multiplies His 
 75    Life, XXIV   |           God. God Multiplies His Graces.~1. After this my confession,
 76    Life, XXIV   |          resist the sweetness and graces that God sent. As to my
 77    Life, XXV    |         and our Lord bestowed His graces upon me, I was instantly
 78    Life, XXVI   |            together with  ./. the graces our Lord gives me, to a
 79    Life, XXVI   |           was safer to keep these graces secret. To me, the advice
 80    Life, XXVI   |       sins, particularly when the graces I had to reveal were great.
 81    Life, XXVII  |           finds that one of these graces is enough to change it utterly,
 82    Life, XXVII  |   affection and love. Some of the graces He bestows are liable to
 83    Life, XXVII  |         mention very few of those graces which our Lord has wrought
 84    Life, XXVII  |  comparable to the least of these graces? Consider, and it is true,
 85    Life, XXVIII |         many sides; but, with the graces which our Lord gave me,
 86    Life, XXIX   |     Chapter XXIX.~Of Visions. The Graces Our Lord Bestowed on the
 87    Life, XXIX   |           and resisting them, the graces I received were multiplied
 88    Life, XXIX   |          hath bestowed such great graces on one who has responded
 89    Life, XXX    |          afford it. Some of those graces which our Lord bestowed
 90    Life, XXX    |          myself, and describe the graces which His Majesty bestows
 91    Life, XXX    |           down upon me those very graces which He gives to many good
 92    Life, XXXI   |          our Lord granted me such graces was of some advantage to
 93    Life, XXXI   |          from our Lord such great graces as I had.~13. At other times,
 94    Life, XXXI   |        When I considered that the graces which our Lord had bestowed
 95    Life, XXXI   |        that he might see that His graces were bestowed on me without
 96    Life, XXXI   |          that He bestows upon him graces such as these; for a thousand
 97    Life, XXXII  |          had bestowed upon me the graces I have been describing,
 98    Life, XXXIII |          and never spoke of those graces to any one. The saintly
 99    Life, XXXIII |          way of prayer, the great graces our Lord had given me, as
100    Life, XXXIV  |          He bestowed the greatest graces upon me, and those graces
101    Life, XXXIV  |         graces upon me, and those graces made me so free, and filled
102    Life, XXXIV  |           mine, together with the graces and feelings with which  ./. 
103    Life, XXXIV  |      given him in so short a time graces so matured, and filled him
104    Life, XXXIV  |           came to him through the graces our Lord bestowed upon him
105    Life, XXXIV  |        end. I thought much of the graces our Lord had given him,
106    Life, XXXV   |           whom our Lord gave many graces; and our Lady appeared to
107    Life, XXXVII |         The Effects of the Divine Graces in the Soul. The Inestimable
108    Life, XXXVII |         me to recount more of the graces which our Lord gave me than
109    Life, XXXVII |         understood that, in those graces which God bestows on the
110    Life, XXXVII |          with the excellences and graces of which I had a vision
111    Life, XXXVIII|        visions, too, of the great graces which our Lord bestowed
112    Life, XXXVIII|   rebellious He was bestowing His graces upon me. If I am doing anything
113    Life, XXXIX  |              Chapter XXXIX.~Other Graces Bestowed on the Saint. The
114    Life, XXXIX  |        which he bad received many graces from our Lord, but who had
115    Life, XXXIX  |         compassion. But now these graces are so many, and so well
116    Life, XXXIX  |        may wish to pray for those graces which our Lord sees not
117    Life, XXXIX  |      first, when I pray for those graces which our Lord does not
118    Life, XXXIX  |       have when praying for those graces which our Lord intends to
119    Life, XXXIX  |        pray, and He to bestow His graces upon me,—He accomplished
120    Life, XXXIX  |          he gives them much fewer graces than He gave to me: and
121    Life, XXXIX  |         those who, because of the graces God has given them, are
122    Life, XXXIX  |      state, I was afraid that the graces I had received from our
123    Life, XXXIX  |          courage to receive these graces than to endure the heaviest
124    Life, XL     |        can it be that mercies and graces so great should fall to
125    Life, XL     |         whom our Lord gives these graces; I have heard the holy friar
126    Life, XL     |         and is one of those grand graces which our Lord wrought in
127    Life, XL     |          22. These and many other graces our Lord has given, and
128    Life, XL     |         pleased our Lord that the graces He wrought in me should
129    Life, XL     |         difficult to speak of the graces which I have received from
130     Rel, I(622) |          of them to bestow on her graces so great, she told me that,
131     Rel, I      |        nothing myself but receive graces, and that God must give
132     Rel, II     |   verified. Thus, considering the graces received from God, I find
133     Rel, II     |         not turned my back on the graces which God has given me;
134     Rel, II     |          I do nothing but receive graces, without rendering any service
135     Rel, III    |          Relation III.~Of Various Graces Granted to the Saint from
136     Rel, III    |         did nothing in return for graces so great.~21. Our Lord said
137     Rel, IV     |               Relation IV.~Of the Graces the Saint Received in Salamanca
138     Rel, IV     |     invariable law concerning the graces He bestowed on us; for it
139     Rel, VI     |          will bestow on him great graces; and I myself am so happy
140     Rel, VII    |         thereof, and of the great graces which she at times received;
141     Rel, VII    |           in whom God works these graces despises himself, and becomes
142     Rel, VIII   |    goodness only, bestows upon it graces so great; for the feeling
143     Rel, IX     |          IX.~Of Certain Spiritual Graces She Received in Toledo and
144     Rel, IX     |         then considering the many graces He had wrought in my soul,
145     Rel, IX     | acceptable unto Him, and gives us graces so great. I understood also
146     Rel, X      |   thinking of one of the greatest graces our Lord had given me on
147     Ind         |           longing for, xxxix. 31; graces of, Rel. ix. 20.~Complaint,
148     Ind         |            10.~Trials followed by graces, xi. 18; promised to the