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 1     Int, 0(8)      |        reference to convents of nuns. The colophon of the printed
 2     Int, 0(8)      |        held good for friars and nuns: Expliciunt sacrae constitutiones
 3     Int, 0(8)      |       which were never made for nuns, and therefore did not provide
 4     Int            |          Few among the numerous nuns of the Incarnation could
 5     Int            |  herself among the more fervent nuns.12~St. Teresa wrote quite
 6     Int, Arg       |        enclosure in convents of nuns.~Chapter VIII.—Of the
 7    Pref            |      Augustinian monastery, the nuns of which received young
 8    Pref            |       half with the Augustinian nuns, and all the while God was
 9    Pref            |        voice; she would ask the nuns to pray for her that she
10    Pref            |      Incarnation, in Avila. The nuns received her into the house,
11    Pref, 0(57)     |      rendered her, and told her nuns of Seville that they need
12    Pref            |    humble that she required the nuns to speak to her on their
13    Pref            |    Saint proved to her that the nuns were not, and had them removed
14    Pref            |      removed to Segovia."61~The nuns were withdrawn from Pastrana
15    Pref            |         of Barefooted Carmelite nuns, the austerity and perfection
16    Life, I         |      monasteries, as if we were nuns; and I think I wished to
17    Life, II(95)    |         n. 2). There were forty nuns in the house at this time (
18    Life, II        |         father's house. All the nuns were pleased with me; for
19    Life, II        |       delighted at the sight of nuns so good; for they were very
20    Life, II        |       offending God. One of the nuns97 slept with us who were
21    Life, III       |     prayers, and to ask all the nuns to pray for me, that God
22    Life, IV(105)   |                             The nuns sent word to the father
23    Life, IV        |        She was one of the elder nuns. In the house where I was
24    Life, IV(108)   |         It was in 1563 that all nuns were compelled to observe
25    Life, V(123)    |                     Some of the nuns of the Incarnation were
26    Life, VII       |       as they did to the oldest nuns, and even more, and had
27    Life, VII       |      risk the credit of so many nuns, who were all good—as
28    Life, VII       |          but many times, if the nuns therein are to be saved,
29    Life, VII       |         themselves, but all the nuns also. And all the while
30    Life, XIV(205)  |          xxxii. § 12, that the nuns occasionally quitted the
31    Life, XVI(235)  |         to imitate Luther. Some nuns in Valladolid were imprisoned,
32    Life, XIX       |        those excellent and holy nuns who were in the house,—
33    Life, XIX       |    blamed me. I do not mean the nuns only, but the others as
34    Life, XX        |         on the ground; then the nuns came around me to hold me;
35    Life, XXIII(337)|      confessor of the Carmelite nuns of St. Joseph. For twenty
36    Life, XXIII     |       pained me, also, that the nuns of the community should
37    Life, XXXI      |      gone away,—they were two nuns, worthy of all credit, and
38    Life, XXXI      |       made them before the many nuns who heard me. I was so full
39    Life, XXXI      |         When I saw that all the nuns except myself were making
40    Life, XXXII     |   because it was very poor, the nuns left it very often and went
41    Life, XXXII     |         were prepared to become nuns like those of the Barefooted
42    Life, XXXIII    |       word, that a monastery of nuns of her Order in our neighbourhood
43    Life, XXXIV     |        lived in a monastery the nuns of which were permitted
44    Life, XXXV      |       was told that many of the nuns wished to lay on me the
45    Life, XXXV      |         involved,—because the nuns were so many,—and other
46    Life, XXXVI     |        give the habit, with two nuns540 of the house to which
47    Life, XXXVI     |      also suggested whether the nuns would be contented to live
48    Life, XXXVI     |       went at once, leaving the nuns in great distress. I saw
49    Life, XXXVI     |      more wicked than the other nuns. They asked, how could I,
50    Life, XXXVI     |   explain my conduct before the nuns, and I had to do it. As
51    Life, XXXVI     |        take with me some of the nuns555—such a permission seemed
52    Life, XXXVI(555)|  intended so to remain. But the nuns applied to the Bishop of
53    Life, XXXVI     | devotion to the monastery; more nuns were received, and our Lord
54    Life, XXXVI(559)|        too much for the fervent nuns there assembled. Maria of
55     Rel, I(622)    |     given, that more than forty nuns in her monastery practise
56     Rel, III       |    risked the patience of their nuns. I was to write the history
57     Rel, III       |         daughter, daughter! the nuns of the Incarnation are thy
58     Rel, III(659)  |          to be confessor of the nuns of the Incarnation, who
59     Rel, V         |       up, nor take away from my nuns; for the book spoke of much
60     Rel, VII       |         prayer, and that of the nuns she has established, are
61     Rel, VII       |        that she has charged her nuns to desire, saying to them
62     Ind            |        Saint enters, iv. 1; the nuns of, complain of the Saint,
63     Ind            |      for, xxxii. 13, xxxiii. 3; nuns of, object to the new foundation,
64     Ind            |      xxxvi. 25; goodness of the nuns of, xxxix. 14.~Joys, of
65     Ind            |        to Toledo, xxxiv. 3; the nuns wish to have her as their