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  1     Int        |          of Mystical theology. Her humility does not allow her to speak
  2     Int        |          so; but knowing her great humility and obedience I did not
  3    Pref        | imperfections in the depths of her humility: "he thought the evil spirit
  4    Pref        |         lead to vanity, but deeper humility, and if the locutions be
  5    Pref        |         directed to the gaining of humility, goodness, and the love
  6    Pref        |            Bañes, struck with her humility, had not the courage to
  7    Pref        |            discretion also and her humility, which made her always seek
  8    Pref        |           are curious and of scant humility, as we have seen in our
  9    Life, VII   |       prayer under the pretence of humility. I began to be afraid of
 10    Life, VII   |      thinking it an act of greater humility to abstain. This—I shall
 11    Life, VII   |        desert. And it is a kind of humility in man not to trust to himself,
 12    Life, VIII  |           though I have but little humility, to presume to discuss it.~
 13    Life, VIII  |          it up, on the pretence of humility;150 let him rather believe
 14    Life, IX    |    suffered from seeing how little humility I had, brought me that which
 15    Life, X     |            regard certain kinds of humility which exist, and of which
 16    Life, X     |            speak.163 Some think it humility not to believe that God
 17    Life, X     |    progress, and the more real our humility.~5. An opposite course tends
 18    Life, X     |         fruit of prayer founded on humility. What, then, will it be
 19    Life, XI    |            justice, fortitude, and humility. That seems to me to be
 20    Life, XII   |           of the whole building is humility, the nearer we draw unto
 21    Life, XII   |          if it be accompanied with humility. I observed this a few days
 22    Life, XII   |      understood, there is no great humility in this; and, if it be blameless,
 23    Life, XII   |          trace that slight want of humility of which I have spoken;186
 24    Life, XII   |           no good work attended by humility that leaves the soul disgusted.
 25    Life, XII   |           to draw near unto God in humility. On the contrary, such a
 26    Life, XIII  |           were it only to preserve humility, it is well we should know
 27    Life, XIII  |     cowardly soul, though aided by humility, make that progress in many
 28    Life, XIII  |         fit only to catch lizards. Humility must always go before: so
 29    Life, XIII  |          understand what manner of humility this should be, because
 30    Life, XIII  |           to them false notions of humility. He makes them think it
 31    Life, XV    |            it confess this, and in humility say, O Lord, what can I
 32    Life, XV    |          ourselves,—laid on with humility, will be more effectual
 33    Life, XV    |            a little striving after humility, and a single act thereof,
 34    Life, XV    |          trouble behind, and scant humility and poor dispositions for
 35    Life, XV    |        which we may elicit acts of humility  ./. and of shame, because
 36    Life, XV    |          comparison with that real humility arising out of the light
 37    Life, XV    |      certain security, joined with humility and fear concerning our
 38    Life, XVI   |  understand the difference.~3. The humility of your reverence, willing
 39    Life, XVII  |        that instant. Now, too, the humility of the soul is much greater
 40    Life, XVIII |            foolishness and want of humility; for our Lord knoweth well
 41    Life, XIX   |            of prayer; and grows in humility more and more, because it
 42    Life, XIX   |       thought it showed but little humility if I persevered in prayer
 43    Life, XIX   |            stumbling! What a proud humility was that which Satan devised
 44    Life, XIX   |         upon me in the disguise of humility.260 He filled me with such
 45    Life, XIX   |    excellent help and the pleasant humility which Satan provided for
 46    Life, XIX   |     tempted me, through that false humility of which I have spoken before,265
 47    Life, XX    |           when we resist it out of humility, He produces those very
 48    Life, XX    |           do nothing whatever; and humility is deeply imprinted in us.
 49    Life, XX    |      People consider it wanting in humility, and think it means to teach
 50    Life, XX    |            is in rapture that true humility is acquired—humility that
 51    Life, XX    |        true humility is acquired—humility that will never say any
 52    Life, XXI   |     greater the growth of love and humility in the soul, the stronger
 53    Life, XXI   |           graces,—if it walks in humility and fear, always acknowledging
 54    Life, XXII  |          and raising it upwards in humility, after some years spent
 55    Life, XXII  |             is a little failure in humility, in that the soul desires
 56    Life, XXII  |        This little mote of want of humility, though in appearance a
 57    Life, XXII  |           He beholds a soul in its humility making His Son a Mediator
 58    Life, XXII  |          of prayer must be laid in humility, and that the more a soul
 59    Life, XXIII |          salvation to my soul. His humility in his relations with me
 60    Life, XXIII |        then. It shows how deep his humility was; for he consented to
 61    Life, XXIII |            slight imperfections. O humility! what great blessings thou
 62    Life, XXIII |       order to help me. He, in his humility, thought them weaknesses;
 63    Life, XXIII |            how to treat me, on his humility, on the charity with which
 64    Life, XXV   |           they are not strong; its humility is fictitious, disturbed,
 65    Life, XXV   |          me that I had very little humility, especially as they all
 66    Life, XXVIII|         wicked. Here we learn true humility, imprinted in the soul by
 67    Life, XXVIII|           it, provided it walks in humility and singleness of heart.
 68    Life, XXVIII|         discreet man, and of great humility; but this great humility
 69    Life, XXVIII|           humility; but this great humility of his brought me into serious
 70    Life, XXVIII|            upon me as deficient in humility; and when they detected
 71    Life, XXIX  |        clearly regards nothing but humility and confusion of face, the
 72    Life, XXIX  |           doing so as a failure in humility. I spoke of it to my confessor;
 73    Life, XXX   |            admission that I had no humility.~ ./. 2. Our Lord was pleased
 74    Life, XXX   |           each other. Such was his humility, that he held to the prayers
 75    Life, XXX   |            up. This is but a false humility, and Satan invented it for
 76    Life, XXX   |            really felt,—yet true humility is not attended with trouble;
 77    Life, XXX   |        with it so long. That other humility, which is the work of Satan,
 78    Life, XXX   |          me that I had very little humility, when I could think that
 79    Life, XXXI  |            a sign of virtue and of humility; but I see clearly now it
 80    Life, XXXI  |  afterwards that this was not true humility, because it disturbed me
 81    Life, XXXI  |           me, was not an effect of humility, but oftentimes the result
 82    Life, XXXI  |       distresses, and semblance of humility, I now see clearly were
 83    Life, XXXI  |    happened to me in the matter of humility. When I saw that all the
 84    Life, XXXIV |           have not a most profound humility, whereby he may see that
 85    Life, XXXIV |            him listen with so much humility to what I was saying about
 86    Life, XXXV  |           travels in the valley of humility. I cannot understand what
 87    Life, XXXVII|          Lord, when I consider Thy humility, and the love Thou hast
 88    Life, XXXIX |            our Lord has given real humility; for such a one will judge
 89    Life, XXXIX |           is nothing in it against humility, it seems to me to imply
 90    Life, XXXIX |          not seem to me to be deep humility, and yet it may be that
 91    Life, XXXIX |            I, who have very little humility, have never ventured upon
 92    Life, XL    |         great tenderness, joy, and humility. It seemed to me, though
 93    Life, XL    |        silent, however, not out of humility, but because, as I said
 94    Life, XL    |            creature, so wanting in humility and so bold as to have ventured
 95     Rel, I(622)|           the cause of the deepest humility; she understands that what
 96     Rel, I(622)|        that she accepts with great humility.~"26. Moreover, she cannot
 97     Rel, II    |     nothing in myself. This is not humility only, but the simple truth;
 98     Rel, V     |    withdraw, night will come. True humility is this: the soul's knowing
 99     Rel, VII   |      distress is not the effect of humility, but of the causes already
100     Rel, VIII  |     quickly away. By the wealth of humility, and other virtues and desires,
101     Ind        |      mortifies the Saint, xxvi. 4; humility of, xxviii. 20; promise
102     Ind        |            xxviii. 4, xxxviii. 22.~Humility, advantages of, vii. 37,
103     Ind        |         Learning, accompanied with humility, a help to prayer, xii.
104     Ind        |            have its foundations in humility, xxii. 16; of the Saint
105     Ind        |           12, 35; suggests a false humility, xiii. 5; and a carefulness
106     Ind        |           xix. 12; misled by false humility, xix. 23; prays to be delivered