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  1     Int             |          1542, which is impossible seeing that instead of twenty-six
  2     Int, 0(35)      |            founded, i.e. 1562, but seeing that she only spent a few
  3    Pref             |        sign of its being from God, seeing that He is wonderful in
  4    Pref             |        must not rest much on them, seeing that holiness does not lie
  5    Pref             |         condemn them in one sweep, seeing they are ordinarily accompanied
  6    Pref             |          worldly people delight in seeing those discredited who have
  7    Life, I          |       could not endure the pain of seeing that she was not free. He
  8    Life, I          |           the fault is all my own, seeing that Thou hast left nothing
  9    Life, IV         |           hadst given me hitherto, seeing that Thy compassion and
 10    Life, IV         |          wishing for this dignity, seeing that I have made so sad
 11    Life, IV         |           himself much in reading, seeing that he is not in the slightest
 12    Life, VI         |         saw how little I improved, seeing that neither my good resolutions,
 13    Life, VI         |           how we can wish to live, seeing that everything is so uncertain.
 14    Life, VII        |            would be better for me, seeing that in my wickedness I
 15    Life, VII        |           therein are to be saved, seeing that the honours and amusements
 16    Life, VII        |    conversations, I did not think, seeing they were customary, that
 17    Life, VII        |          that there was no harm in seeing such a person, and that
 18    Life, VII        |           my wickedness; for after seeing such a death, and knowing
 19    Life, VII        |          reflected on what I felt, seeing myself in a condition to
 20    Life, VII        |          by prayer: how much more, seeing that it has led to much
 21    Life, VIII       |         rising to no good purpose, seeing that I went and fell again.
 22    Life, VIII       |          the mercy of God for him, seeing that no one ever took Him
 23    Life, VIII       |          you do not love Him, yet, seeing how much it concerns you
 24    Life, VIII       |       Himself defrays the charges, seeing that for a little trouble
 25    Life, VIII       |          for not coming to my aid, seeing that He had brought me back
 26    Life, IX         |           should shed those tears, seeing that I so soon forgot that
 27    Life, IX         |           distress I suffered from seeing how little humility I had,
 28    Life, IX         |         mine as womanish and weak, seeing that I did not obtain my
 29    Life, X          |           ministers to the soul of seeing itself weeping for so great
 30    Life, X          |            beg this of Him for me, seeing that you have a clearer
 31    Life, XI         |        once in a dignity so great, seeing that the attaining to the
 32    Life, XII        |          we seek to ascend higher, seeing that God descends so low,
 33    Life, XIV        |          seems absurd to say this, seeing that we know that God understands
 34    Life, XIV        |          debt is much the greater, seeing that God has forgiven me
 35    Life, XV         |           it is—in His presence, seeing that His Majesty so humbles
 36    Life, XV         |         careless during our exile; seeing that he who has ascended
 37    Life, XV         |       desire any sweetness at all, seeing that our Lord Himself has
 38    Life, XVI        |            for ever!~8. O my King, seeing that I am now, while writing
 39    Life, XVII       |  understanding, as it seems to me, seeing that it makes no reflections,
 40    Life, XVII       |            the great power of God, seeing that the faculty which is
 41    Life, XVII       |            intellect and learning, seeing that His Majesty has given
 42    Life, XVIII      |     altogether. We may thus speak, seeing that to the world it is
 43    Life, XVIII      |            munificence, O my Lord, seeing that Thou givest like Thyself.
 44    Life, XVIII      |        have been some great cause, seeing that it thus robs us of
 45    Life, XVIII      |        there must have been great, seeing that it has thus made the
 46    Life, XX         |            whither we are carried, seeing that we must be carried
 47    Life, XX         |         passed through this trial, seeing that, though the soul may
 48    Life, XX         |           the power of hearing and seeing; but it is as if the things
 49    Life, XXI        |       imitate Thee in their lives, seeing that, when they die, signs
 50    Life, XXI        |            with hands so empty,298 seeing that the reward of every
 51    Life, XXII       |          Him risen from the grave, seeing that we have Him so near
 52    Life, XXII       |     objects must no doubt be good, seeing that it is recommended by
 53    Life, XXII       |          brought to nothing,321 by seeing how wicked I was. Moreover,
 54    Life, XXII       |            does not  ./. raise it, seeing that it is burdened with
 55    Life, XXV        |        could safely assert it.~24. Seeing, then, that our Lord is
 56    Life, XXVII      |          or whence it came to him, seeing that he had never taken
 57    Life, XXVII      |          however wicked he may be, seeing that He hath thus dealt
 58    Life, XXVII      |          utter these truths aloud, seeing that God has taken from
 59    Life, XXVII      |            rather took pleasure in seeing himself abased! How wise
 60    Life, XXVIII     |        showed Himself in this way, seeing that, afterwards, He granted
 61    Life, XXVIII     |            granted me the grace of seeing His whole Person. Later
 62    Life, XXVIII(408)|            visions for many years, seeing our Lord continually present
 63    Life, XXIX       |       memory. Who can hinder this, seeing that it could be fashioned
 64    Life, XXIX       |         whatever we may do, nor of seeing it when we like, nor of
 65    Life, XXIX       |             nor of abstaining from seeing; if we try to gaze upon
 66    Life, XXIX       |          take from us the power of seeing what we would see, so also
 67    Life, XXIX       |          prayed Him to forgive me, seeing that I did so in obedience
 68    Life, XXIX       |            to lay the blame on me, seeing that he was one of those
 69    Life, XXIX       |           for so good a cause; and seeing distinctly that it never
 70    Life, XXX        |          this was his work; so he, seeing that I understand him, does
 71    Life, XXX        |         some great mercies of God, seeing that its miserable life
 72    Life, XXXI       |         altogether nothing myself, seeing that this gave me pain,—
 73    Life, XXXII      |          but I, on the other hand, seeing that I took the greatest
 74    Life, XXXIII     |           to speak of it any more, seeing the scandal it had occasioned.
 75    Life, XXXIII     |           have led far on the way, seeing that He makes them run,
 76    Life, XXXVI      |     judgment, rejoicing greatly at seeing that I had something to
 77    Life, XXXVI(547) |     founding the monastery lawful, seeing that she had received the
 78    Life, XXXVI      |           Lord wished it to be so, seeing that, without accepting
 79    Life, XXXVI      |         honoured in the monastery, seeing that Satan was so earnest
 80    Life, XXXVI      |          on the rule of the house, seeing that delicate persons, and
 81    Life, XXXVII     |     resolve to please His Majesty, seeing that He gives such pledges
 82    Life, XXXVIII    |          for I saw myself, without seeing, as it seemed to me, in
 83    Life, XXXVIII    |        trembled for his salvation, seeing that he had been superior
 84    Life, XXXIX      |          hand. Now that I speak of seeing things as they really are,
 85    Life, XXXIX      |         souls must be than we are, seeing that His Majesty draws so
 86    Life, XXXIX      |       little with the little I do, seeing that I do not serve Thee
 87    Life, XXXIX      |           was comforting myself at seeing the whole affair concluded,
 88    Life, XL         |          the power of His Majesty, seeing that in so short a time
 89    Life, XL         |           great difference between seeing this and describing it,
 90    Life, XL         |           will not fail that soul, seeing that He has not failed me,
 91    Life, XL         |          must have seen something, seeing that I explain it by an
 92    Life, XL         |          most justly resents them, seeing that they are wrought in
 93     Rel, I          |           and is satisfied, now by seeing something of that which
 94     Rel, I          | accompanied with a certain pain at seeing how unprofitable I am. It
 95     Rel, I          |          what I am in the habit of seeing, and so all pleasure in
 96     Rel, I          |          of loving and serving and seeing God, are not helped by any
 97     Rel, I          |          better, but rather worse, seeing that I make so little progress
 98     Rel, I          |          believe it, I was afraid, seeing who it was that said so;
 99     Rel, V          |            is usual with me, after seeing in a vision the most Holy
100     Rel, VII        |            imaginary: but, without seeing anything, she understands
101     Rel, VIII       |            made use of to save me, seeing that I was so wicked; good
102     Rel, IX         |            it was to remain alive, seeing that it was living on that
103     Ind             |        xxvii. 15.~Love, joyous, in seeing a picture of Christ, ix.