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 1     Int           |        considerable portion of the book was in type. Under his agreement
 2     Int           |      exclusively her own work. The Book of Foundations and the Way
 3     Int           |           to her that praising her book was like praising God."3~
 4     Int           |         became acquainted with the book called Tercer Abecedario.
 5     Int           |            St. Teresa wrote: "This book was finished  ./. in June,
 6     Int           |   acknowledged herself to be. This book was already written when
 7     Int           |          completed and recast this book." These two passages of
 8     Int           |          the letter with which the book as we now have it concludes,
 9     Int           |       writer to send a copy of the book to Father Juan de Avila.
10     Int           |        addressed. For although the book came finally into the hands
11     Int, 0(25)    |             In the Prologue to the Book of Foundations, Father Garcia
12     Int, 0(27)    |           32). If, as I think, the book was first handed to Father
13     Int           |         the letter appended to the book,29 but the decisive utterances
14     Int           |            better explained in the book which I say I have written,
15     Int           |           far), should procure the book because it is important
16     Int           |           what I should put in the book which I say has been written,
17     Int           |           the service of God; that book, therefore, will be of great
18     Int           |           not convenient that this book should become public during
19     Int           |          whom she had confided the book, and I told her she ought
20     Int, 0(35)    |             In the Prologue to the Book of Foundations, St. Teresa
21     Int, 0(35)    |         ordered her to rewrite the book the same year in which St.
22     Int           |          at the distaff;36 but the book is written with so much
23     Int           |        appear (1669) contained the Book of Foundations, to which
24     Int           |          1671, this portion of the book was omitted.38 The translation
25     Int, Arg(39)  |         title, either of the whole book or of the Preface, but only
26     Int, Arg      |        keep the remainder (of this book) secret, since they have
27     Int, Arg      |            motive (in writing this book), namely to enumerate such
28    Pref           |       monastery of St. Joseph. The book at last was sent to Blessed
29    Pref           |            I undertook to read the book sent me, it was not so much
30    Pref           |          least in general.~"2. The book is not fit to be in the
31    Pref           |         locutions mentioned in the book came from God.~"5. Imaginary
32    Pref           |        good.~"9. It seems from the book, I think, that you have
33    Pref           |           things mentioned in this book befall other persons even
34    Pref           |        confessors, having seen the book, "commanded her to make
35    Pref           |            few days later that the book was in the hands of the
36    Pref           |      Pastrana. The contents of the book were bruited abroad, and
37    Pref           |           to make a search for the book.60 It is not quite clear,
38    Pref           | Inquisition, and denounced it as a book containing visions, revelations,
39    Pref           |         look into and examine: The book was forthwith given to theologians
40    Pref           |         told her he would burn the book, it being unseemly that
41    Pref           |       Office in Madrid.65 Thus the book was in a sense denounced
42    Pref           |         wrote his "censure" of the book on the blank leaves at the
43    Pref           |         its being preserved in the book which is in the handwriting
44    Pref           |            and he had to judge the book as a theologian, and the
45    Pref           |           is as follows:~ "1. This book, wherein Teresa of Jesus,
46    Pref           |            only there is about the book that may reasonably cause
47    Pref           |            am of opinion that this book is not to be shown to every
48    Pref           |     concerning the censure of this book, submitting my judgment
49    Pref           |          Fra Domingo Bañes."~ The book remained in the keeping
50    Pref           |            glad to see her; that a book of hers had been in the
51    Pref           |         for the restitution of her book; but Gratian  ./. thought
52    Pref           |            read. The Duke gave his book to Fra Jerome, who had copies
53    Pref           |           made inquiries about the book, and applied to the Inquisition
54    Pref           |           Augustinian, to edit the book, who consented. He was allowed
55    Pref           |           has been thrown into the Book of the Foundations, which,
56    Life, Pro(84)  |            Avila, speaking of this book, calls it the book "Of the
57    Life, Pro(84)  |            this book, calls it the book "Of the compassions of God"
58    Life, II       |       never be happy without a new book.~2. I began to make much
59    Life, IV       |         was on our road, gave me a book called Tercer Abecedario,112
60    Life, IV       |    therefore much pleased with the book, and resolved to follow
61    Life, IV       |           way of prayer, with this book for my guide; for I had
62    Life, IV       |            so free from sin as the book required, I passed that
63    Life, IV       |       fight against a host. With a book to help me—it was like
64    Life, IV       |        always was so when I had no book; for my soul was disturbed,
65    Life, IX       |            who walk in this way, a book is profitable, that by the
66    Life, IX       |           of these things was as a book unto me; it roused me, made
67    Life, XII      |         that which is written in a book called The Art of Serving
68    Life, XX       |            those described in this book, and it is in this state
69    Life, XXIII    |            it is another and a new book,—I mean, another and a
70    Life, XXIII    |          passage, and gave him the book, that he, and the ecclesiastic
71    Life, XXIII    |           when I had given him the book, and told the story of my
72    Life, XXVI     |            will give thee a living book." I could not understand
73    Life, XXVI     |         has been to me a veritable Book, in which I saw all truth.
74    Life, XXVI     |           truth. Blessed be such a Book, which leaves behind an
75    Life, XXIX(428)|                                See Book of the Foundations, ch.
76    Life, XXXI     |           Satan put himself on the book before me, to prevent my
77    Life, XXXVIII  |        read about the feast in the book of a Carthusian;572 and
78    Life, XL       |          his hands he held a large book, which he opened, and then
79    Life, XL(611)  |           printed this part of his book, he discovered among the
80    Life, XL       |          ever and ever. Amen. This book was finished in June, 1562.~"
81     Rel, I        |       little, for when I take up a book I become recollected through
82     Rel, III(646) |                                See Book of the Foundations, ch.
83     Rel, III(653) |                                See Book of the Foundations, ch.
84     Rel, V        |           back.~5. I had read in a book that it was an imperfection
85     Rel, V        |         away from my nuns; for the book spoke of much adorning and
86     Rel, VII      |           and write another little book688 for her daughters,—
87     Rel, VII(688) |                               This book is the Way of Perfection,
88     Rel, IX       |           after this, reading in a book, I found another saying
89     Ind           |            His glorified, xxix. 4.~Book, a living, xxvi. 6.~Books
90    Ind2, Cit      |             Bollandists ~·        Book of Foundations ~·       
91    Ind2, Cit      |          of Foundations ~·        Book of the Foundations ~·