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 1     Int            |        Bollandists, not having seen the original, may be excused,
 2     Int            |    based upon this, as will he seen from the chronology printed
 3     Int            |           From this it will he seen that Bañez, who had given
 4     Int, Arg       |   turned evil into good, as is seen from something that happened
 5    Pref            |    Alcantara, and was probably seen by many; for that Saint
 6    Pref            |       of His sweetness. I have seen it so myself. Who will set
 7    Pref            |        be known; and so I have seen many persons scandalized
 8    Pref            |         not to worship what is seen in these visions, but only
 9    Pref            |         Her confessors, having seen the book, "commanded her
10    Pref            |     scant humility, as we have seen in our day: nevertheless,
11    Life, V(124)    |        during these four days, seen hell in a vision. And the
12    Life, VII       |    only of others which I have seen and known.~6. I am exceedingly
13    Life, VII       |   distinctly than I could have seen Him with the eyes of the
14    Life, VII       |       me long; for when he had seen me, he went his way, saying
15    Life, VII       |        Mass devoutly, if he is seen of men, and in doing other
16    Life, VIII      |     against Thyself.~9. I have seen this distinctly in my own
17    Life, IX        |     myself, neither had I ever seen them before. I had a very
18    Life, X         |     then profit by what I have seen and read; but my abilities
19    Life, XI        |      in this world; but I have seen clearly that God does not
20    Life, XIII      |      the mistakes which I have seen people make, in reliance
21    Life, XIV       |       as what I write is to be seen by those who have the learning
22    Life, XV        |         I speak of what I have seen.~8. I should like much to
23    Life, XV        |       s will, so far as I have seen it in my own experience,
24    Life, XVIII     |  broken; for Thou hast already seen how on other occasions I
25    Life, XVIII     |      spirit.248 I have clearly seen that this is a particular
26    Life, XX        |        if the things heard and seen were at a great distance,
27    Life, XX        |      Vincent speaks.293 I have seen it myself, and I know it
28    Life, XXI       |    from which the truth may be seen,—and while Thou departest
29    Life, XXII      |     and since then have always seen, that if we are to please
30    Life, XXII      |    Lord has told it me. I have seen clearly that this is the
31    Life, XXVII     |      that there is a light not seen, which illumines the understanding
32    Life, XXVII     |    here, in this vision, it is seen clearly that Jesus Christ
33    Life, XXVII     |        person whom I had never seen, but of whom I had heard,
34    Life, XXVII     |         as I might do if I had seen him. But in this vision
35    Life, XXVII     |   impossible, though He is not seen. Our Lord wills that this
36    Life, XXVII     |     many matters. I have often seen him in great glory. The
37    Life, XXVII     |        of our Lord, and I have seen my petitions granted. God
38    Life, XXVIII    |   those  ./. visions which are seen by the bodily eyes. The
39    Life, XXVIII    |      well painted—and I have seen many good pictures. It would
40    Life, XXIX      |     precious stones. They were seen, however, by no one else,
41    Life, XXIX(440) |    Saint thus pierced is to be seen; and I have seen it myself
42    Life, XXIX(440) |      is to be seen; and I have seen it myself more than once" (
43    Life, XXX       |      of consequence which were seen with the bodily eyes: and
44    Life, XXX       |       about me, because he had seen how wicked I was, and that
45    Life, XXX       |      that risk, because he has seen the place by day, so the
46    Life, XXX       |      those little wells I have seen flowing, wherein the upheaving
47    Life, XXXI      |      vision wherein no form is seen.~11. I wish also to relate
48    Life, XXXI      |   which God permits to be thus seen of men may well prepare
49    Life, XXXI      |       you, my father, may have seen already, beyond falling
50    Life, XXXII     |    that can give pain by being seen was visible.~6. Our Lord
51    Life, XXXII     |      and fall, now that I have seen the place where I must dwell
52    Life, XXXII     |       it. Amen.~11. When I had seen this vision, and had learned
53    Life, XXXII     |        do; and how well I have seen it! I saw, too, how scanty
54    Life, XXXIII    |            in which nothing is seen. Our Lady seemed to be very 
55    Life, XXXIV     |     lives, for we had not  ./. seen one another for many years.
56    Life, XXXIV     |       myself; and if I had not seen it, I should never have
57    Life, XXXV      |         for the lady had never seen the holy friar, Peter of
58    Life, XXXVI(547)|        not know, and had never seen, the Saint; he undertook
59    Life, XXXVI     |        this time I had already seen him twice since his death,
60    Life, XXXVI     |  opinions about it; and I have seen in my own experience, that
61    Life, XXXVI     |       expedient for us will be seen from the joy and cheerfulness,
62    Life, XXXVII    |      in, our Lord, after I had seen Him in a vision, began to
63    Life, XXXVII    |      yet fifty, and yet I have seen so many changes during my
64    Life, XXXVIII   |       below, and that which is seen in a vision,—both being
65    Life, XXXVIII   |       an illusion. What I have seen with the eyes of the soul
66    Life, XXXVIII   |        had told me.~18. I have seen great things of members
67    Life, XXXVIII   |    itself; I have occasionally seen them in heaven with white
68    Life, XXXVIII   |        greater than I had ever seen It in before. I beheld It
69    Life, XXXVIII   |     great majesty of Him I had seen, and considered that it
70    Life, XXXVIII   |  should have done if I had not seen that vision. For when our
71    Life, XXXIX     |    recollected well what I had seen in the vision, and it helped
72    Life, XXXIX     |   comparison, than those I had seen in heaven. I thought they
73    Life, XL        |      in that place which I had seen prepared for me in hell,
74    Life, XL        |    clear,—how all things are seen in God and how all things
75    Life, XL        |    pleased our Lord that I had seen this at an earlier time,
76    Life, XL        | anything; however, I must have seen something, seeing that I
77    Life, XL        |       that all our actions are seen in that diamond, which is
78    Life, XL        |      with heretics.~20. I have seen this glorious Saint occasionally,
79    Life, XL        |        I see seems to me to be seen as in a dream, nor have
80     Rel, I         |        and so it is, as I have seen and said; but he produces
81     Rel, II        |       years previously, I have seen fulfilled. What I see and
82     Rel, V         |   though at other times I have seen the most Holy Trinity in
83     Rel, V         |       blessing.~8. What I have seen is this: Three distinct
84     Rel, V(674)    |       Divine Persons cannot be seen without the other, and so
85     Rel, V         |       well as he who has never seen or learnt, that men can
86     Rel, VII       |      hearing a noise or having seen that person before, knows
87     Rel, IX        |  Christ. I have understood and seen how the Divine Persons are
88     Ind            |        Teresa, death of, i. 7; seen in heaven by the Saint,
89     Ind            |         xx. 2, 4, 23; our Lord seen by the Saint always in His
90     Ind            |        death of, vii. 22–25; seen in heaven by the Saint,
91     Ind            |    sudden death of, xxxiv. 24; seen in heaven by the Saint,
92     Ind            |    helps the Saint, xxxvi. 23; seen by the Saint in a vision,
93     Ind            |     xvii. 4.~Visions, our Lord seen in, vii. 11, xxv. 14, xxvii.