bold = Main text
   Part, Chapter                                      grey = Comment text

 1     Int           |        seventeen years lead us back to 1538, which precisely
 2     Int, Arg      |        this is in order to win back what one has lost. She exhorts
 3     Int, Arg      |  earnestly exhorts not to turn back nor to give up prayer even
 4     Int, Arg      |     feels when obliged to turn back and live in the world, and
 5    Pref           |      me, I think, to let it go back without giving my opinion
 6     Ann           |       Avila. The Saint ordered back to the monastery of the
 7    Life, I(89)    |       uncles, who brought them back to their mother, who had
 8    Life, I        |        last she has brought me back to herself. It distresses
 9    Life, III      |       and to bring my thoughts back to the desire of eternal
10    Life, III      |      weakness—for I might go back. So, considering that such
11    Life, V        |    thereupon my father took me back. Then the physicians visited
12    Life, VI(126)  |       of that year was brought back to her father's house in
13    Life, VII      |       it; for our Lord held me back. It seemed to me—for I
14    Life, VII      |   importunity was used, I went back to my former conversation
15    Life, VIII     |   Majesty grant I may never go back and be lost! He who gives
16    Life, VIII     |  seeing that He had brought me back to Himself so many times,
17    Life, IX       |        slept.~6. And now to go back to what I was saying of
18    Life, X        |   kingdom, if he does not turn back.~4. Let him not regard certain
19    Life, XI       |        it at first, to keep it back from beginning to travel
20    Life, XI       |       no fear that it is going back, though it may frequently
21    Life, XI       | progress.~25. So, then, I come back to what I advised before177
22    Life, XII      |       take a leap, and is held back. Such a one seems to have
23    Life, XIII     |       by experience.~19. Going back, then, to what I was saying.
24    Life, XIII     |      has frequent need to turn back, and be again an infant
25    Life, XIII     |      not often necessary to go back to the beginning. The knowledge
26    Life, XIII     |      by the right road. Coming back, then, to what I spoke of
27    Life, XIV      |  hardly find it that they come back. And so the memory and the
28    Life, XIV      |       be with it, can yet fall back and offend Thee after so
29    Life, XV       |      Farther.~1. Let us now go back to the subject. This quiet
30    Life, XV       |   understanding and the memory back again; for though the will
31    Life, XV       |       that soul be if it turns back; it will go down, I think
32    Life, XV       |        Lord had not brought me back; because, for the most part,
33    Life, XV       |    persecutions.~21. Let us go back to what I was saying. The
34    Life, XV       |     not with it, till it turns back upon itself, and beholds
35    Life, XVI      |      live in the world, and go back to the anxieties and the
36    Life, XVIII    |        on which is not a going back? For, as to giving Thee
37    Life, XIX      |       Attained to It Not to Go Back, Nor to Cease from Prayer,
38    Life, XIX      |        Great Calamity of Going Back.~1. There remains in the
39    Life, XIX      |     Thy goodness hadst kept me back from offending Thee so much,
40    Life, XXI      |      in a manner, unable to go back and live in sin against
41    Life, XXI      |      hand, that I might not go back. I do not think that I am
42    Life, XXII     |      one could have brought me back to the contemplation of
43    Life, XXII     |      Thou hadst not brought me back to it. When I see Thee near
44    Life, XXII     |  contemplation.~14. I now come back to the second consideration.
45    Life, XXII     | progress, it will quickly fall back, because the foundations
46    Life, XXII     |       instead of advancing, go back, as I said before.330 So,
47    Life, XXIII    |     was necessary for me to go back again to my prayer, because
48    Life, XXIV     |      for I thought I should go back to my wickedness, and that
49    Life, XXVII    |       describe.~12. Now, going back to speak of this way of
50    Life, XXVII    |      for God, who kept nothing back they could give Him, and
51    Life, XXX      |      grant I may not have gone back now. He was extremely sorry
52    Life, XXX      |    Lord does so, when He holds back with His hand any one in
53    Life, XXXI     |      prayer, and he, too, came back; he did so, I believe, three
54    Life, XXXI     |     that, as these things came back to my memory, I must be
55    Life, XXXI     |       believe, would have gone back also, if our Lord had not
56    Life, XXXI     |       embarrassment behind his back, for it is a chain which
57    Life, XXXI     |        it mean? What keeps him back who does so much for God?~
58    Life, XXXII    |  prison! and how I used to get back to it contrary to Thy will.~ ./. 
59    Life, XXXII    |      hands, lest I should turn back and fall, now that I have
60    Life, XXXII    |     for my purpose, still held back. Nevertheless, we agreed
61    Life, XXXIII   |  guidance.~8. So, when he came back, his soul had made such
62    Life, XXXIV    |   anything else, and so I went back to my place where I was
63    Life, XXXV     |    nothing should have kept me back,—on the contrary, it would
64    Life, XXXV     |        helping us, and he sent back two sheets by way of reply,
65    Life, XXXV(525)|      of heaven by bringing him back to life, she was bound to
66    Life, XXXVI    |        our Lord had brought me back.530 I found here the Bishop
67    Life, XXXVI    |      afraid I might be ordered back to my monastery at any moment.
68    Life, XXXVI    |  father St. Joseph to bring me back to his house. I offered
69    Life, XXXVI    |     council, and an order came back for a report on the whole 
70    Life, XXXIX    |       of the debt, He gives us back a thousand ducats. For the
71     Rel, II       |      then I have not turned my back on the graces which God
72     Rel, III      |      sisters, and thou holdest back. Take courage, then. Behold,
73     Rel, V        |         and send me this paper back.~5. I had read in a book
74     Rel, VIII     |       itself hindered and kept back from entering, as it desires,
75     Ind           |      Avila when the Saint came back from Toledo, xxxvi. 1; death