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 1     Int             |        Foundations and the Way of Perfection contain similar arguments
 2     Int             |    Speaking one day of the Way of Perfection, she rejoiced to hear it
 3     Int             |         it. In quoting the Way of Perfection and the Interior Castle (
 4     Int             |         in the case of the Way of Perfection, the manuscript of the Escurial
 5     Int             |  elsewhere, namely in the "Way of Perfection." This work was written
 6     Int             |      final version of the "Way of Perfection," the last one is entirely
 7     Int             |      first version of the "Way of Perfection." This latter work was printed
 8     Int, Arg        |         began to practise greater perfection. This is profitable for
 9     Int, Arg        |         are walking on the way of perfection.~Chapter XXXII.—She narrates
10    Pref             |         her onwards in the way of perfection, told her of the difficulties
11    Pref             |           those who are aiming at perfection, because Satan is wont to
12    Pref             |          by the way of prayer and perfection, telling them that this
13    Pref             |           observe the counsels of perfection in continual prayer, so
14    Pref             | constrains to enter on the way of perfection, and who, if they relaxed
15    Pref             |           nuns, the austerity and perfection of which are exceeded by
16     Ann             |         1560. ~The vow of greater perfection. St. Peter of Alcantara
17    Life, V          |          was not founded in great perfection. I, wicked as I was, followed
18    Life, V(116)     |                        See Way of Perfection, ch. viii. § 2; but ch.
19    Life, VII(129)   |                        See Way of Perfection, ch. xl.; but ch. xxvii.
20    Life, VII        |           sincerity, and in great perfection, serve our Lord, so that
21    Life, VIII       |         again. My life was one of perfection; but it was so mean, that
22    Life, XI         |          life, and followed after perfection; and yet, when we are touched
23    Life, XI         |         as to reach the summit of perfection, such a one, I believe,
24    Life, XIII       |      attain more quickly to great perfection; for our Lord never fails
25    Life, XIII       |         this an act of virtue, of perfection, and of a great zeal for
26    Life, XIV(202)   |           ch. xvii. § 12; Way of Perfection, ch. liii., but xxxi. of
27    Life, XIV        |           attained to the highest perfection of prayer.~12. The little
28    Life, XV(208)    |                        See Way of Perfection, ch. liii., but ch. xxxii
29    Life, XV         |           have gone on to greater perfection would look upon it as a
30    Life, XV         |         for ever. The greater the perfection of these persons, the greater
31    Life, XV         |      pointed out to us the way of perfection, saying, "Take up thy cross
32    Life, XVII(239)  |            viii. § 6; and Way of Perfection, ch. liii., but ch xxxi.
33    Life, XVII(241)  |        xiv. § 4. See also Way of Perfection, ch. liii., but ch. xxxi.
34    Life, XX         |          have laboured at its own perfection, it sees itself to be very
35    Life, XXI        |       began to walk in the way of perfection,—but my soul distinguishes
36    Life, XXI        |       that a person has them; and perfection, too, is a thing of growth,
37    Life, XXI        |          do in order to attain to perfection. No one, who has not had
38    Life, XXI        |       help of our Lord, attain to perfection and great detachment with
39    Life, XXI        |          arrived at the summit of perfection, within a little while they
40    Life, XXII(326)  |           primo loco." See Way of Perfection, ch. xxvi. § 1; but ch.
41    Life, XXII       |        same Lord brings it to the perfection of virtue only in the course
42    Life, XXIII      |    History of Her Life. Aiming at Perfection. Means Whereby It May Be
43    Life, XXIII      |   strength to go forth alone to a perfection so great. I had certain
44    Life, XXIII      |    charity, that the goodness and perfection of it shine forth in all
45    Life, XXIII      |        life was ordered with that perfection which his state admitted.
46    Life, XXIII      |           go forth at once in the perfection he required of me, I was
47    Life, XXIV       |          me in the way of greater perfection. He used to say to me, that
48    Life, XXVII      |          forgotten are matters of perfection, and those grand impetuosities
49    Life, XXVII      |        The world cannot bear such perfection now; it is said that men'
50    Life, XXX(455)   |                        See Way of Perfection, ch. lxi. § 2; but ch.
51    Life, XXX(460)   |           ch. i. § 6; and Way of Perfection, ch. xxix. § 5; ch. xix.
52    Life, XXXI       |          for Those Who Go on Unto Perfection.~1. Now that I have described
53    Life, XXXI(465)  |                            Way of Perfection, ch. lxv. § 2; but ch.
54    Life, XXXI       |         people, and helps them to perfection by dint of complaints against
55    Life, XXXI       |     perfect to walk in the way of perfection than to undergo an instant
56    Life, XXXI       |         an instant martyrdom; for perfection is not attained to at once,
57    Life, XXXI       |         the other. He who aims at perfection, then, must neither eat
58    Life, XXXI       |          arrived at the summit of perfection? What does it mean? What
59    Life, XXXII      |           my rule in the greatest perfection possible.~12. Though in
60    Life, XXXII      |         was—as a means of great perfection, because the whole foundation
61    Life, XXXIII(496)|          ch. xxxvi. § 15; Way of Perfection, ch. v. § 10; Foundations,
62    Life, XXXV       |  opportunity of living in greater perfection, neglect it? If I died on
63    Life, XXXV       |          it was an act of greater perfection, and for the service of
64    Life, XXXV(522)  |                        See Way of Perfection, ch. xxii.; but ch. xiii.
65    Life, XXXV       |          men afraid of the way of perfection.~15. May our Lord of His
66    Life, XXXVI      |          vocation in the greatest perfection and seclusion, yet I wished
67    Life, XXXVI      |       what we had in view—great perfection and prayer—and effect
68    Life, XXXVI      |          might be observed in all perfection. I thought of Christ receiving
69    Life, XXXVI      |           God, and a lover of all perfection, a priest549 who had helped
70    Life, XXXVI(557) |                        See Way of Perfection, ch. ii.~
71    Life, XXXVII(564)|         See ch. xl. § 24; Way of Perfection, ch. vii. § 1; but ch.
72    Life, XXXVIII    |      attain to that state of high perfection which that of a friar is.~
73    Life, XXXIX      |          led others on to greater perfection. But as to the delivering
74    Life, XXXIX      |         never attain to spiritual perfection. Is it not enough that a
75    Life, XXXIX      |           which did not relate to perfection; and, moreover, I did not
76     Rel, I(622)     |           is growing daily in the perfection of virtues, and learns by
77     Rel, I(622)     |        things the way of a higher perfection. And thus, during the whole
78     Rel, I(622)     |      people who are in a state of perfection, if they do not labour to
79     Rel, I          |          kind, and of the highest perfection, seems to make so deep an
80     Rel, III(645)   |                        See Way of Perfection, ch. viii.; but ch. v. of
81     Rel, VI         |           be made in greater  ./. perfection, and I had an impression
82     Rel, VII(688)   |           This book is the Way of Perfection, written by direction of
83     Rel, IX         |       weak health, attain to such perfection.~3. Once, when I was thinking
84     Ind             |           necessary in the way of perfection, xxxi. 19.~Covetousness,
85     Ind             |          Rel. ii. 11, Rel. xi. 2.~Perfection, xxi. 10; true safety lies
86    Ind2, Cit        |          Jésus ~·        Way of Perfection ~·        ad Eustochium ~