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 1     Int, 0(7)       |            chapters. In xxxvii. § 18, St. Teresa says that she
 2     Int, 0(17)      |             Grégoire. I., pp. 13 (18 May, 1568); 21 (27 May);
 3    Pref, 0(64)      |           of herself, Rel. vii. § 18, that "she took the greatest
 4    Pref, 0(71)      |                        Rel. ii. § 18.~
 5    Life, V          |        evil it might have done me!~18. That very night my sickness
 6    Life, VII(130)   |                See Relation, i. § 18.~
 7    Life, VII        |         from the occasions of sin.~18. When that blessed man,
 8    Life, VIII       |         what I ought to have been.~18. I used to pray to our Lord
 9    Life, XI         |     afterwards perfectly rewarded.~18. I believe that it is our
10    Life, XI(177)    |                                 § 18.~
11    Life, XIII       |        many other advantages also.~18. I will explain myself further;
12    Life, XIII(197)  |                                 § 18.~
13    Life, XIV        |       teeth of the hideous dragon!~18. You, my father, must forgive
14    Life, XV         |            of which we are aiming.~18. It is a very great matter
15    Life, XVIII      |           drawing them to Himself.~18. Let us now come to that
16    Life, XIX        |          very free from sin first.~18. Oh, how deluded I was in
17    Life, XX         |         disposed to believe in it.~18. The soul is tormented also
18    Life, XX(282)    |                          Ch. v. § 18.~
19    Life, XX(290)    |                        Ch. xxv. § 18.~
20    Life, XXII       |       merited so great a blessing!~18. I am not saying that men
21    Life, XXIII(342) |                    See ch. xxv. § 18.~
22    Life, XXIII(343) |                 See ch. xxviii. § 18.~
23    Life, XXIII      |          would draw near unto God!~18. I communicated the whole
24    Life, XXV        |            I think, understand it.~18. Nevertheless, Satan has
25    Life, XXVII      |            know it to be all true.~18. He spoke of it to me and
26    Life, XXVIII(410)|                    See ch. xxx. § 18.~
27    Life, XXVIII(411)|                        Ch. xxv. § 18.~
28    Life, XXVIII     |       receives health and comfort.~18. I urged this argument,
29    Life, XXVIII(422)|                    See ch. xxv. § 18.~
30    Life, XXIX(430)  |                        Ch. xxv. § 18.~
31    Life, XXIX       |          think that I am lying.440~18. During the days that this
32    Life, XXX(443)   |                Ch. xxvii. §§ 17, 18, 19.~
33    Life, XXX        |         finds pleasure in nothing.~18. I used to try exterior
34    Life, XXXI       |        very considerable scruples.~18. All these little fears
35    Life, XXXII      |           work the greatest folly.~18. There was so much talking
36    Life, XXXIII     |    greatest consolation and peace.~18. As to that which the Queen
37    Life, XXXIV      |            He be blessed for ever!~18. All these blessings, I
38    Life, XXXVI(534) |  sixty-third year of his age, Oct. 18, 1562, and in less than
39    Life, XXXVI(538) |         Gaspar Daza. See infra, § 18; Reforma, i. c. xlvi. § 
40    Life, XXXVI      |         looked upon it as safe.548~18. A very great servant of
41    Life, XXXVI(552) |                       He died Oct. 18, 1562.~
42    Life, XXXVII(567)|                  See ch. xxx. §§ 18, 25.~
43    Life, XXXVII     |      addressed as the magnificent.~18. I know not where this will
44    Life, XXXVIII    |           as our Lord had told me.~18. I have seen great things
45    Life, XXXIX      |           so near to them Himself.~18. I have no other intention
46    Life, XXXIX(595) |           Avila. See ch. xxxvi. § 18.~
47    Life, XL(605)    |                       St. Matt. v. 18: "Iota unum aut unus apex
48    Life, XL(609)    |                        Ch. xxv. § 18, ch. xxvi. § 4. See St.
49    Life, XL         |          would maintain the faith.~18. I was praying before the
50    Life, XL(614)    |                    See ch. vii. § 18.~
51     Rel, I(622)     |          see the Life, ch. xxv. § 18. The following notes were
52     Rel, I(622)     |      little worth she is herself.~"18. When they are withheld,
53     Rel, I          |         Lord gave me this liberty.~18. Vainglory631—glory, be
54     Rel, I(637)     |            See Life, ch. xxv. §§ 18, 22.~
55     Rel, II         |          and I become recollected.~18. God so keeps me from offending
56     Rel, III        |          the souls that are in it.~18. On the feast of the Magdalene,
57     Rel, VII(684)   |              See Life, ch. xxv. § 18.~
58     Rel, VII        |          spoke more kindly of her.~18. She took the greatest pains
59     Rel, VIII       |     robbing us of this liberty.706~18. This prayer I had before
60     Rel, IX         | comprehended it, I cannot tell it.~18. When I was in such distress,
61     Ind             |            Baltasar, xxiv. 6, xxv. 18; mortifies the Saint, xxvi.
62     Ind             |          vision of the, xxix. 16–18.~Answers to the Saint's
63     Ind             |            de, Don Gonzalo, xxxvi. 18.~Aridity, how it comes on
64     Ind             |           xvi. 3–10, xviii. 10–18, xxx. 16, xxxviii. 24, Rel.
65     Ind             |            17; of the perfect, xv. 18; an effect of raptures,
66     Ind             |          distrusted her, Rel. vii. 18.~Discouragements, xi. 15;
67     Ind             |            Distrust of self, viii. 18, ix. 3; necessity of, xix.
68     Ind             |            comes after trials, xi. 18; the Saint's distress because
69     Ind             |            her thoughts on, xxiii. 18; the Saint renews her love
70     Ind             |        tempted to, vii. 2, Rel. i. 18.~Ibañez, Fra Pedro, x.
71     Ind             |      subject to the Order, xxxiii. 18; paradise of God's delight,
72     Ind             |         heard by the Saint, xviii. 18, xix. 13, xxiv. 7, xxv.
73     Ind             |           19.~Mancio, F., Rel. ii. 18.~Mantles of the religious
74     Ind             |    monastery of St. Joseph, xxxvi. 18.~Men, great, difficult of
75     Ind             |          concerning a certain, xl. 18, 19.~Osorno, Countess of,
76     Ind             |         Padranos, de, Juan, xxiii. 18; directs the Saint, xxiv.
77     Ind             |      doctrine of, difficult, xiii. 18; importance of persevering
78     Ind             |           then declines it, xxxii. 18; sends the Saint to Toledo,
79     Ind             |         was deluded by Satan, xxv. 18; prays to be led by a different
80     Ind             |        visions were false, xxviii. 18, 19; afraid nobody would
81     Ind             |         exterior occupations, xxx. 18; buffeted by Satan, xxxi.
82     Ind             |            followed by graces, xi. 18; promised to the Saint,
83     Ind             |         refused absolution, xxxii. 18.~Understanding, the, use
84     Ind             |          vii. 2, 34, x. 5, Rel. i. 18, Rel. ii. 15, Rel. vii.
85    Ind2, Ref        |            17   14:2 ~Psalms~1:8   18:137   21   38:3   41:2  
86    Ind2, Ref        |             12:3 ~Matthew~3:17   5:18   6:31   8:26   10:26  
87    Ind2, Ref        |             15:9   16:28   17:10   18:13   23:28 ~John~3:34