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 1    Life, I      |       most quickly attain to the fruition of those great joys of which
 2    Life, XI     |         will not let us have the fruition of that which is so precious
 3    Life, XI     |         prayer, there is more of fruition; although they who are in
 4    Life, XIII   |          world, and yet have the fruition of God in the next; and
 5    Life, XIV    |       order that it may have the fruition of that contentment in greater
 6    Life, XIV    |     render itself capable of the fruition of so great a good; nevertheless,
 7    Life, XIV    |       all, simply abiding in its fruition and quiet.202 For if it
 8    Life, XIV    |          give them that into the fruition ofwhich it has entered itself.~
 9    Life, XIV    |         that of which it has the fruition, does it harm. The will,
10    Life, XV     |          any portion of that the fruition of which itself has entered
11    Life, XV     |         will should abide in the fruition of that grace, recollected
12    Life, XV     |        order to obtain a greater fruition of this good.~23. In short,
13    Life, XVI    |         do so; it seeks only the fruition of exceeding bliss. It is
14    Life, XVI    |      things of this world, and a fruition of God. I know of no other
15    Life, XVI    |        and to the soul a kind of fruition most full of delight.228~
16    Life, XVI    |          order to have a greater fruition of that bliss which so sweet
17    Life, XVII   |    consenting to the graces, the fruition of which it has, and that
18    Life, XVII   |        intent upon, and have the fruition of, the great work  ./. 
19    Life, XVII   |           but is occupied in the fruition of God: like a person who
20    Life, XVII   |      were, supernaturally in the fruition of blessings so great.~14.
21    Life, XVIII  |          sense of anything, only fruition, without understanding what
22    Life, XVIII  |   understanding what that is the fruition of which is granted. It
23    Life, XVIII  |        It is understood that the fruition is of a certain good containing
24    Life, XVIII  |         are all occupied in this fruition in such a way that not one
25    Life, XVIII  |      soul has none, whereby this fruition can be made known. Everything
26    Life, XVIII  |      except to hinder the soul's fruition; and so they rather hurt
27    Life, XVIII  |        it the better to have the fruition of its joy. Great and most
28    Life, XIX    |         have more abundantly the fruition of our Lord. It is abiding
29    Life, XIX    |       falling away from that the fruition of which it then possesses.
30    Life, XX(267)|          a rapture has a greater fruition of God, and that God takes
31    Life, XXII   |        that we may have a deeper fruition of what we seem to have
32    Life, XXII   |          more, and have a deeper fruition of God, when they make efforts
33    Life, XXVII  |       that the soul may have the fruition of so great a good. This
34    Life, XXVII  |        that we can attain to the fruition of what He purchased with
35    Life, XXVII  |           so that I may have the fruition of it!—what will be the
36    Life, XXVIII |      must it be there, where the fruition of it is complete!~5. This
37    Life, XXVIII |          presence is lost in the fruition thereof. It is true that
38    Life, XXIX   |          order to have a greater fruition of it all.~3. Accordingly,
39    Life, XXIX   |         attain completely to the fruition of its good. At other times,
40    Life, XXIX   |       pain or suffering, because fruition ensues at once. May He be
41    Life, XXX    |       Thee, that it may have the fruition of Thee in all its faculties?
42    Life, XXX    |     rendered us incapable of the fruition of so great a good. My sins,
43    Life, XXXVII |         the different degrees of fruition even in this life; for it
44    Life, XXXVII |        heaven itself between the fruition of one and that of another,
45    Life, XXXVII |          the slightest degree of fruition.~3. And so I say that if
46    Life, XXXVII |        one  ./. slight degree of fruition in the contemplation of
47    Life, XXXVII |     where everything hinders the fruition of Thee; where, besides,
48    Life, XXXVIII| blessings, and begin to have the fruition of them, that it may not
49    Life, XXXVIII|        so that, when we have the fruition of Thy sovereign mercies,
50    Life, XXXVIII|          race, persevere in that fruition!~ ./. 26. It might happen
51     Rel, III    |         had a capacity for great fruition." It seemed to me as if
52     Rel, III    |          a certain sense had the fruition and possession of the Three
53     Rel, III    |  daughter, that meriting lies in fruition? No; merit lies only in
54     Rel, III    |      heard that St. Paul had the fruition of heavenly joys more than
55     Rel, IV     |        once in order to have the fruition of that joy. By this I saw
56     Rel, IV     |        thou seest, thou hast the fruition of It in great joy. I reward
57     Rel, VIII   |  occupied with the object of its fruition: so it seems to me. They
58     Rel, VIII   |      soul know more of that, the fruition of which it has, in a trance
59     Rel, VIII   |  entering, as it desires, on the fruition of God, it conceives a great
60     Rel, VIII   |       which hinders it from that fruition which it then seems to have
61     Rel, IX     |    interposes between it and the fruition of them. Though this passes
62     Rel, IX     |         not allow us to have the fruition thereof.~21. During the
63     Rel, XI     |         great a certainty of the fruition of God, that it seems to