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  1     Int           |         undeceived her. As these came to Avila in 1555 the seventeen
  2     Int           |     father, in 1544 or 1545, and came to an end about 1555. Don
  3     Int           | addressed. For although the book came finally into the hands of
  4     Int           |    drawing it up, a great change came over her. During St. Teresa'
  5     Int           |    stringent laws of Urban VIII. came into force. Consequently,
  6    Pref           |          that of the Saint, they came to the conclusion that she "
  7    Pref           |  locutions mentioned in the book came from God.~"5. Imaginary
  8    Pref           |         as ruined." The Princess came, and insisted on her right
  9    Pref           |         was buried, and when she came to Pastrana she began her
 10    Pref, 0(64)    |        believe that these things came from God, for she was instantly
 11    Life, I        |      down immediately; and so it came to pass that we found no
 12    Life, II       |           nevertheless I, when I came to the use of reason, did
 13    Life, III      |      began by telling me how she came to be a nun through the
 14    Life, III      |          thoughts of being a nun came to me from time to time.
 15    Life, III      |      conversation of my uncle, I came to understand the truth
 16    Life, IV       |        kindred, this latter love came upon me with a violence
 17    Life, IV(105)  |        obtaining his consent. He came to the monastery forthwith,
 18    Life, IV       |     could I understand whence it came.~3. Whenever I remember
 19    Life, V        |        ruinous state, that woman came to be hateful in his eyes.
 20    Life, V        |         gave me—for it clearly came from Him—I look upon as
 21    Life, V        |          of our Lady, in August, came round; from April until
 22    Life, VI       |         had was this—if no one came near me, my pains frequently
 23    Life, VI       |        adopted it as a habit. It came to be understood that where
 24    Life, VI       |          had at any time, for it came upon me only when I remembered
 25    Life, VI       |        tokens of the fear of God came to me through prayer; and
 26    Life, VII      |         greatest resignation. He came often to see me; for it
 27    Life, VII      |         that good opinion of me, came to visit me, it pained me
 28    Life, VII      |          For although my follies came occasionally into light,
 29    Life, VIII     |         it. In the end, our Lord came to my help; and then, when
 30    Life, VIII     |      neither do I know whence it came. Thus, no sermon ever seemed
 31    Life, IX       |         desirous of doing so. It came to pass one day, when I
 32    Life, IX       |      this glorious Saint. When I came to his conversion, and read
 33    Life, IX       |    Himself, as I have just said, came to my aid, and helped me
 34    Life, XIII     |         the sources out of which came the great dolours and the
 35    Life, XIII     |     Source of all good that ever came, and that ever shall come.~
 36    Life, XIV      |          not whence, nor how, it came, very often it knows not
 37    Life, XIV      |              I do not know how I came to speak so accurately.206
 38    Life, XIX      |          some time,—and when I came to these words, "Justus
 39    Life, XX       |        the ground; then the nuns came around me to hold me; but
 40    Life, XX       |        said, these impetuosities came upon me after I had received
 41    Life, XX       |          was in when the rapture came upon it—if sitting, sitting;
 42    Life, XX       |     neither knows it how it  ./. came to possess so great a good;
 43    Life, XXI      |        so great, my wretchedness came to an end, and our Lord
 44    Life, XXII     |        it at once, the moment He came near it? How is it, I ask
 45    Life, XXIII    |       those days,—the nobleman came to me in great distress,
 46    Life, XXIII    |          and fortified: our Lord came to my succour and to his,
 47    Life, XXIV     |       who was Duke of Gandia,350 came here; he had left all he
 48    Life, XXIV(350)|             St. Francis de Borja came to Avila, where St. Teresa
 49    Life, XXV      |      warned me at once that they came from Satan. Over and above
 50    Life, XXV      |        were to assure me that it came from God, I would not believe
 51    Life, XXVII    |         but of whom I had heard, came to speak to me, and I were
 52    Life, XXVII    |         knowing how or whence it came to him, seeing that he had
 53    Life, XXVII    |     listened to them myself, and came to the knowledge of God
 54    Life, XXVII    |   persons, and within eight days came the news that he was dead—
 55    Life, XXVIII   |       too imagined—the thought came at once—I had fancied
 56    Life, XXVIII   |          told me that my visions came from the evil one, and that
 57    Life, XXVIII   |        fear; they thought it all came through my sins. And so
 58    Life, XXVIII   |      state was talked about, and came to the knowledge of many;
 59    Life, XXIX     |         which those words of His came forth from His divine mouth,
 60    Life, XXIX     |       all these hardships; and I came away from prayer consoled,
 61    Life, XXIX     |      which, to my deep vexation, came to be publicly known. Since
 62    Life, XXX      |       him the first time he  ./. came here; for, afterwards, I
 63    Life, XXX      |        joy: but, when both pains came upon me together, my distress
 64    Life, XXX      |        At other times, my trials came upon me—they come still—
 65    Life, XXXI     |         holy water; and they who came in after the devil had gone
 66    Life, XXXI     |         him from whom the letter came, but he knew perfectly who
 67    Life, XXXI     |         the person was.~7. There came to me a person who, for
 68    Life, XXXI     |         the letter delivered. It came to pass that he made a full
 69    Life, XXXI     |          my prayer, and he, too, came back; he did so, I believe,
 70    Life, XXXI     |    thought that, as these things came back to my memory, I must
 71    Life, XXXI     |          all that was good in me came wholly and only from God,
 72    Life, XXXII    |         possibly doubt that they came from Him. I suffered most
 73    Life, XXXII    |          courageously. And so it came to pass; for among people
 74    Life, XXXII    |          of many souls: he, too, came now to give us his assistance.~
 75    Life, XXXIII   |        the subject till the time came to resume it. I was so comforted
 76    Life, XXXIII   |        in the matter; and people came to me in great terror, saying
 77    Life, XXXIII   |         guidance.~8. So, when he came back, his soul had made
 78    Life, XXXIII   |      distressed. The rector that came never interfered with the
 79    Life, XXXIII   |         the soul.~11. The rector came to see me, and my confessor
 80    Life, XXXIII   |          tried—that the vision came from God.494 It left me
 81    Life, XXXIV    |       spoken to about it when he came, and find himself compelled
 82    Life, XXXIV    |         be absent till the Brief came, because Satan had contrived
 83    Life, XXXIV    |      liking.~6. So it was that I came to hate the very wish to
 84    Life, XXXIV    |        and asked for him; and he came to speak to me in one of
 85    Life, XXXIV    |      these blessings, I believe, came to him through the graces
 86    Life, XXXIV    |         I did not tell her why I came, I gave her what light I
 87    Life, XXXIV    |         my sister was thus dead, came to me in great amazement
 88    Life, XXXV     |         I could have no doubt it came from God. On another occasion,
 89    Life, XXXV     |        me great pleasure, and it came to my knowledge that a person
 90    Life, XXXVI    |     night of my arrival here,528 came also from Rome the commission
 91    Life, XXXVI    |      nothing else; and with them came such distress, obscurity,
 92    Life, XXXVI    |          worn me out.~12. When I came and told the prioress what
 93    Life, XXXVI    |        reserved for him. When he came, I was summoned to judgment,
 94    Life, XXXVI    |         city and of the Chapter, came together, and resolved that
 95    Life, XXXVI    |          s council, and an order came back for a report on the
 96    Life, XXXVI    |       day, before the Provincial came, when the prioress ordered
 97    Life, XXXVI    |         for if any harm or error came of it, it would all fall
 98    Life, XXXVI    |       and with good intentions—came forward, who, now that the
 99    Life, XXXVI    |          to us. In this way they came to approve of what they
100    Life, XXXVII   |         how I was to live when I came into this house. Any negligence
101    Life, XXXVIII  |       all fear, and with the joy came peace, my soul continuing
102    Life, XXXVIII  |        it for certain that so it came to pass, for he died within
103    Life, XXXVIII  |          courage; and everything came to pass afterwards as our
104    Life, XXXVIII  |   purgatory. I do not know why I came to have this revealed to
105    Life, XXXIX    |   clearly enough, when those who came late and those who came
106    Life, XXXIX    |          came late and those who came early to His vineyard received
107    Life, XXXIX    |            whether these visions came from God or not, our Lord
108     Rel, I(622)   |       Peter of Alcantara when he came to Avila in 1560, at the
109     Rel, I        |     knowing whence these virtues came to me; I did not know myself,
110     Rel, I        |        and holy men in the world came together and put me to,
111     Rel, I        |     recollection, or vision that came, and I was able to resist
112     Rel, III      |      would warn me when the time came.~4. Once, when I was thinking
113     Rel, IV       |          His Ascension, He never came down to the earth except
114     Rel, V        |           through their prayers, came and saved me.~6. One day,
115     Rel, VII      |        from the other monastery, came the present Bishop of Salamanca,
116     Rel, VII      |      would see at once that they came from Satan. She never undertook
117     Rel, VII      |       anything merely because it came to her in prayer; on the
118     Rel, VII      |       told her that these things came from God, she never so thoroughly
119     Rel, VII      |        believe that these things came from God, for she was instantly
120     Rel, VII      |          but it was a peace that came from diminished weariness,
121     Rel, IX       |         me.~11. When my brothers came,—and I owe so much to
122     Rel, IX       |         was possible; and I then came to the knowledge of things
123     Rel, IX       |        It was a sharp warfare. I came across a letter, in which
124     Rel, IX       |            24. One day, after he came, when I was at night giving
125     Rel, XI       |           that the visions I had came from God, because they prepared
126     Ind           |          in Avila when the Saint came back from Toledo, xxxvi.