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  1     Int         |       Wisdom influenced but three persons (one of them being her father),
  2     Int         |          de Mendoza; thus certain persons taking an interest in spiritual
  3     Int, Arg    |           childhood with virtuous persons.~Chapter III.—In which
  4     Int, Arg    |        things by way of advice to persons who are walking on the way
  5     Int, Arg    |         her requests on behalf of persons for whom she should pray.
  6    Pref         |           and so I have seen many persons scandalized at hearing of
  7    Pref         |         in this book befall other persons even in this our day, and
  8    Pref         |         the Saint, and while many persons were crying out against
  9    Pref         |     because there are in her just persons and perfect in holiness,
 10    Pref         |           kind, because there are persons in our day who are deceivers
 11    Life, II     |        should begin to grow, with persons who, knowing nothing themselves
 12    Life, IV     |        assail it most grievously. Persons in this condition must have
 13    Life, VI     |          that where I was, absent persons were safe; so they were
 14    Life, VII    |            Let them marry them to persons of a much lower degree,
 15    Life, VII    |         vanity myself. When I saw persons fond of reciting their prayers,
 16    Life, VII    |       speaking very frequently to persons given to prayer, I should
 17    Life, IX     |           labour, except to those persons whom it is our Lord's good
 18    Life, X      |         them for the love of God. Persons so learned and grave as
 19    Life, X      |           of great learning, with persons who for many years had lived
 20    Life, X      |       years; and they, too, being persons who ever advanced in the
 21    Life, XII    |     conversed with many spiritual persons, who sought to make me understand  ./. 
 22    Life, XIII   |     during many years, only three persons were the better for what
 23    Life, XIII   |           two or three years many persons have profited, as I shall
 24    Life, XIII   |          cautious in our conduct: persons are carried away by a zeal
 25    Life, XIII   |          itself all anxiety about persons and things, in taking care
 26    Life, XIII   |       roads leading thither. Some persons advance by considering themselves
 27    Life, XIII   |           meditate on death; some persons, if tender-hearted, are
 28    Life, XIII   |     spiritual, are not suited for persons given to prayer. I have
 29    Life, XIII   |        thanks—because there are persons who, by labours so great,
 30    Life, XV     |           the perfection of these persons, the greater their joy,
 31    Life, XV     |        were greater.~19. In these persons, thus far advanced, love
 32    Life, XV     |         some most learned men and persons of great holiness, whom
 33    Life, XIX    |       dost Thou pass by most holy persons, who have always served
 34    Life, XIX    |          and particularly against persons not grown strong in virtues,
 35    Life, XIX    |         conference with spiritual persons. I fully believe, with respect
 36    Life, XIX    |          pardon the sooner, as of persons who have been members of
 37    Life, XX     |    greater my comfort, when these persons were such as David was!
 38    Life, XX     |     because I know that there are persons now, even in this place,289
 39    Life, XX     |         that they must be as dead persons during the trance— and
 40    Life, XXI    |          is any relief, are those persons in whom I find these desires—
 41    Life, XXI    |        not mean to say that those persons who during many years make
 42    Life, XXI    |  occasions of sin, as well as the persons with whom I was accustomed
 43    Life, XXII   |         are learned and spiritual persons, understanding what they
 44    Life, XXII   |          and also tell it to many persons; which I have done, as well
 45    Life, XXII   |         that it is recommended by persons who are so spiritual; but,
 46    Life, XXII   |           of that pain which some persons suffer, who, if they are
 47    Life, XXII   |        certain food of which many persons partake: they who eat a
 48    Life, XXII   |          on prayer with spiritual persons, to see that they are so
 49    Life, XXII   |         so really; for if they be persons who know only one way, or
 50    Life, XXIII  |          diligently for spiritual persons with whom I might treat
 51    Life, XXIII  |      might know and converse with persons so holy as the members of
 52    Life, XXIII  |   confession; still, as they were persons to whom, in my fears, I
 53    Life, XXIII  |        conceal anything from such persons. My meaning, then, is, that
 54    Life, XXIII  |         dread, having begged many persons to pray to God for me, and
 55    Life, XXIII  |      converse with  ./. such holy persons as those of the Society
 56    Life, XXIV   |          particular love for, any persons whatever except those who,
 57    Life, XXIV   |           to be lovers of God, or persons given to prayer. It is to
 58    Life, XXV    |          great caution; for those persons who have advanced in prayer
 59    Life, XXV    |          so once to me, when many persons in whom I had great confidence,
 60    Life, XXVII  |        the same way on earth, two persons of sound sense, if they
 61    Life, XXVII  |         God is not an accepter of persons.395 He loves all; there
 62    Life, XXVII  |      account us wise and discreet persons? We think forthwith that
 63    Life, XXVII  |         it. I spoke of it to some persons, and within eight days came
 64    Life, XXVII  |          me on one occasion, that persons could not ask Him anything
 65    Life, XXVIII |           as there were most holy persons in the place,—in comparison
 66    Life, XXX    | distressed, until certain learned persons, and the blessed friar,
 67    Life, XXXI   |        heard voices myself, as of persons in consultation, but I did
 68    Life, XXXI   |        prayers of those most holy persons to whom I had recommended
 69    Life, XXXI   |           that took place between persons given to prayer and many
 70    Life, XXXI   |          harm it does. I see some persons so holy in their works,
 71    Life, XXXI   |        worst of it is, that these persons will not admit that they
 72    Life, XXXII  |     grievous one for me; for many persons, to whom my superiors could
 73    Life, XXXII  |       commanded me to visit these persons; and thus it was so arranged
 74    Life, XXXII  |           conduct of certain holy persons who were usually against
 75    Life, XXXIII |           also contrived now that persons should hear one from another
 76    Life, XXXIII |     direction is proper for those persons whom our Lord seems to have
 77    Life, XXXIV  |           the knowledge of divers persons; some believed, in it, others
 78    Life, XXXIV  |       world is that it calls such persons masters, who, in my eyes,
 79    Life, XXXIV  |   petition that He would raise up persons like him. And now my soul,
 80    Life, XXXVI  |        was found out, though some persons had their suspicions;—
 81    Life, XXXVI  |        vow of obedience. As these persons considered what I was doing
 82    Life, XXXVI  |          also was it to see those persons who helped me lose their
 83    Life, XXXVI  |       house, seeing that delicate persons, and those not saints,—
 84    Life, XXXVII |          and to whom only certain persons may speak. If a poor man
 85    Life, XXXVII |           certainly these are not persons who tread the world under
 86    Life, XXXVIII|          to heaven; and the first persons I saw there were my father
 87    Life, XXXVIII| obligations to be holy than other persons; and what a horrible thing
 88    Life, XXXVIII|          his death, although many persons were distressed at it, for
 89    Life, XXXIX  |       frequently observed in many persons, that I am surprised how
 90    Life, XXXIX  |         14. I see this in certain persons of tender years who have
 91    Life, XXXIX  |       house that is unendowed, as persons who make no account of their
 92    Life, XXXIX  |   profession. I say this to those persons, also, who have given themselves
 93    Life, XXXIX  |       that, when such and so many persons had told me the visions
 94    Life, XXXIX  |      mystery of One God and Three Persons with so much clearness,
 95    Life, XL     |         profitable to recollected persons, to teach them to look upon
 96    Life, XL     |     Matins in choir, six or seven persons, who seemed to me to be
 97    Life, XL     |          a wide plain, where many persons were fighting; and the members
 98    Life, XL     |           have done without these persons? The conversation of good
 99    Life, XL     |           to my confessors, or to persons who I knew had heard of
100     Rel, I(622) |           knows it, too, of other persons also.~"9. No one converses
101     Rel, I(622) |         She has been told of some persons that they were full of devils:
102     Rel, I      |         once.~ ./. 16. When I see persons making great progress, and
103     Rel, I      |         my conversation with such persons, and I think they help me
104     Rel, II     |         so many souls. I see many persons making great progress; I
105     Rel, III    |        not to allow any but noble persons to be buried there,644 our
106     Rel, III    |          to me that all the Three Persons spoke to me, that They were
107     Rel, III    |        that each one of the Three Persons had bestowed on me a distinct
108     Rel, III    |       Lord, that the Three Divine Persons will dwell in the soul that
109     Rel, III    |         the presence of the Three Persons of which I spoke in the
110     Rel, III    |           the vision of the Three Persons was in some degree a hindrance,
111     Rel, III    |           though I know the Three Persons are but One God. To-day,
112     Rel, III    |           possession of the Three Persons. And I heard Him say also: "
113     Rel, III    |           me that I saw the Three Persons within my soul, and communicating
114     Rel, V      |           ignorant women that the Persons of the most Holy Trinity
115     Rel, V      |           is this: Three distinct Persons each one by Himself visible,
116     Rel, V      |          this truth is known. The Persons love, communicate, and know
117     Rel, V(674) |   doctrine that one of the Divine Persons cannot be seen without the
118     Rel, V(674) |         Saint speaks of the Three Persons as she saw Them—not as
119     Rel, V      |      thousand times. In the Three Persons there is but one will and
120     Rel, V      |           Almighty, and the Three Persons are one Majesty. Is it possible
121     Rel, V      |           Three pleases the Three Persons; and he who shall offend
122     Rel, V      |          it that we see the Three Persons distinct? and how is it
123     Rel, VI     |       though I had consulted many persons of great learning and holiness,
124     Rel, VIII   |            I see clearly that the Persons are distinct, as I saw it
125     Rel, VIII   |       words or not.707 Though the Persons are distinct in a strange
126     Rel, IX     |     rapidly away,—how the Three Persons of the most Holy Trinity,
127     Rel, IX     |           One of the Three Divine Persons without thinking of the
128     Rel, IX     |        that presence of the Three Persons which I have in my soul,
129     Rel, IX     |           and seen how the Divine Persons are there, and how pleasing
130     Rel, XI     |  intellectual vision of the Three Persons and of the Sacred Humanity
131     Rel, XI     |          I have consulted certain persons on this point, with whom
132     Rel, XI     |         the Presence of the Three Persons, of which, while it continues,
133     Rel, XI     |         the Presence of the Three Persons becomes so distinct as to