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 1     Int            |         twelve years old at the death of her mother, whereas we
 2     Int, 0(7)      |        § 15, she speaks of the death of Father Pedro Ibañez,
 3     Int, 0(7)      |      that it is the date of his death.~
 4     Int            |  interrupted by the illness and death of her father, in 1544 or
 5     Int            |        been withdrawn since her death and published in print."33
 6     Int            |         appeared only after her death. In 1586 the Definitory
 7    Pref            |       do as I pleased after his death."48 How long this contest
 8    Pref            |       childish conduct:~"On the death of the Prince of Eboli,
 9    Pref            |         her sanctity, after her death. Fra Bañes had no external
10     Ann            |       of her brothers.~1527.73 ~Death of her mother.~1529. ~Writes
11    Life, I         |   Parents. Desire of Martyrdom. Death of the Saint's Mother.~1.
12    Life, I         |         life were grievous, her death most Christian.85~3. We
13    Life, I(86)     |         and two sons. After the death of Catalina, he married
14    Life, I(86)     | provided there was no danger of death.~
15    Life, I         |        desire to die a martyr's death,—not out of any love of
16    Life, I         |    where people would put me to death for the sake of God, my
17    Life, II(93)    |         linen on the day of her death, and was thanked by her
18    Life, III       |       do as I pleased after his death. I now began to be afraid
19    Life, V         |       was driven by the fear of death; and so my father, in order
20    Life, V(123)    |       father's disbelief in her death, would have taken her home
21    Life, VII       |        to praise our Lord—the death that he died, and the desire
22    Life, VII       |         for after seeing such a death, and knowing what his life
23    Life, VIII      |    wrestling with the shadow of death; there was no one to give
24    Life, IX        |    might escape from so fatal a death! I believe that my soul
25    Life, X         |         all the benefits of His death and Passion, which He suffered
26    Life, X         |         ought to be told; after death, there is no reason against
27    Life, XI        |         Thou goest, even to the death of the Cross; and which
28    Life, XIII      |      ruining my health, that my death was of no consequence; when
29    Life, XIII      |        hell. Others meditate on death; some persons, if tender-hearted,
30    Life, XVI       |       on the point of dying the death desired. It is rejoicing
31    Life, XVI       |        to be nothing else but a death, as it were,  ./. to all
32    Life, XVII      |        body: and what a blessed death that would be! Now, I think
33    Life, XX        |         if it were the point of death; only, the agony carries
34    Life, XX        |      fall into these agonies of death, and I tremble when I feel
35    Life, XX        |       because they are not unto death. But when I am in them,
36    Life, XX        |        me sharp enough to cause death; only, I do not deserve 
37    Life, XX        |      brings with it the risk of death,—which it certainly does;
38    Life, XX        |       occasionally in danger of death, in my great sickness and
39    Life, XXI       |        would temper the fear of death with the desire of enjoying
40    Life, XXIII(337)| Francisco de Salcedo. After the death of his wife, he became a
41    Life, XXIII(337)|        house of St. Thomas. His death took place Sept. 12, 1580,
42    Life, XXVII     |          A year before  ./. his death, he appeared to me being
43    Life, XXIX      |        me with Thy love, with a death so sweet, that my soul would
44    Life, XXIX      |        sees no relief except in death, by which it thinks to attain
45    Life, XXX       |         indifferent to life and death, pleasure and pain. I seem
46    Life, XXXIV     |        account of her husband's death.497 She was in such extreme
47    Life, XXXIV     |      sin, for there could be no death more dreadful for me than
48    Life, XXXIV     |       to me when I heard of her death. She was but a short time
49    Life, XXXIV     |         spoken to me, until her death, what I then learnt with
50    Life, XXXVI     |        like one in the agony of death. I could not make the matter
51    Life, XXXVI     |        seen him twice since his death, and the great glory he
52    Life, XXXVIII   |    short a time.~7. The fear of death, also, was now very slight
53    Life, XXXVIII   |         now it seems to me that death is a very light thing for
54    Life, XXXVIII   |      from those things, that is death.~9. In a word, it is a very
55    Life, XXXVIII   |         within a few years; his death and the rest of his life
56    Life, XXXVIII   | penitential, his whole life and death so holy, that, so far as
57    Life, XXXVIII   |       the friars present at his death told me that, before he
58    Life, XXXVIII   |     could never again mourn his death, although many persons were
59    Life, XXXVIII   |         heard an account of the death he died in our Lord—he
60    Life, XXXIX     |         myself to the hazard of death, and I was alone, without
61    Life, XL        |         when he is in danger of death. What should I have done
62     Rel, I         |   vision of God, which comes by death, and death is what I cannot
63     Rel, I         |       which comes by death, and death is what I cannot take; and
64     Rel, I         |   nothing in the world, neither death, nor martyrdom, that I could
65     Rel, VII       |        souls, willing to suffer death many times for one of them.~
66     Rel, VIII      |       there is really a risk of death, and it sees itself hanging
67     Rel, XI        |         desire neither life nor death, except for some moments,
68     Ind            |  Beatriz, mother of St. Teresa, death of, i. 7; seen in heaven
69     Ind            | progress therein, vii. 20; holy death of, vii. 22–25; seen in
70     Ind            |        the Saint, ii. 4; sudden death of, xxxiv. 24; seen in heaven
71     Ind            |          takes away the fear of death, xxxviii. 7; the Saint's,
72     Ind            |  Barrientos, Don Martin, sudden death of, xxxiv. 24.~Hardships
73     Ind            |         4, note, iii. 4; sudden death of, xxxiv. 24.~Martyrdom
74     Ind            |     back from Toledo, xxxvi. 1; death of, xxxvi. 1, note; appears
75     Ind            |       new monastery, xxxvi. 23; death of, xxxviii. 34–36.~Purgatory,
76     Ind            |         present at her father's death, vii. 22; perseveres in
77     Ind            |   prayer of, xvi. 1; a mystical death, ib.; the soul resigned