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 1     Int            |       the imaginary locutions, says that a person commending
 2     Int            |      the Life5 where the Saint says that she was not yet twenty
 3     Int            |        nun of the Incarnation, says in her deposition: "She (
 4     Int            |     VII., written in 1575, she says, speaking of herself: "This
 5     Int, 0(7)      |      xxxvii. § 18, St. Teresa says that she is not yet fifty
 6     Int            |        Elsewhere Father Bañez says:14 "Of one of her books,
 7     Int, 0(27)     |    chap. xvi. § 12, the Saint says: "I wish we five who now
 8     Int            |        already referred to, he says: "It was not convenient
 9     Int, 0(35)     |        Foundations, St. Teresa says that Father Garcia de Toledo
10     Int, Arg       |     what a Trance is; she also says something about the good
11     Int, Arg       |     last degree of prayer, and says what a soul having reached
12    Pref            |       could get from him," she says, "was that I might do as
13    Pref, 0(64)     |                      The Saint says of herself, Rel. vii. §
14    Pref            |      in Madrid, and Fra Bañes says so twice in his deposition.
15    Pref, 0(69)     |      his statement. Fra Jerome says he was Provincial of his
16    Pref            |     against mistakes. F. Bouix says that in ch. xxxiv. § 12,
17    Pref            |        J., dissatisfied, as he says, with the former translation,
18     Ann, 0(74)     |      whom Fra Jerome agrees,—says that she left her father'
19    Life, I(85)     |  xxxvii. § 1; where the Saint says that she saw them in a vision
20    Life, I(86)     |    quoting it, vol. i. p. 549, says that this delay of baptism
21    Life, I(89)     |       chronicler of the Order, says that the uncle was Francisco
22    Life, I(91)     |        Don Vicente, in a note, says, with the Bollandists, that
23    Life, II(93)    |       Bruxelles, 1708, p. 40), says that she changed the Saint'
24    Life, II(93)    |         Her soul was so pure," says the Ven. Mother, "that she
25    Life, II(96)    |       for in ch. v. § 11, she says that our Lord had always
26    Life, IV(102)   |      Fuente). Ribera, however, says that he did enter the novitiate
27    Life, IV(106)   | Bollandists and Bouix). Ribera says she entered November 2,
28    Life, IV(106)   |      himself to the monastery, says that she took the habit
29    Life, V(124)    |       Ribera, lib. i. ch. iv., says he heard Fra Bañes, in
30    Life, V(124)    |     vision. And the chronicler says that though there was bodily
31    Life, VI(127)   |       bk. ii. p. 199, 3rd ed.) says that it took its rise in
32    Life, VIII      |    that His words are true Who says that, if we truly repent,
33    Life, XIV(205)  |     however, was poor; for she says, ch. xxxii. § 12, that
34    Life, XIV(206)  |        Anne of the Incarnation says she saw the Saint one night,
35    Life, XV        |        conviction that what it says is truth; and let it make
36    Life, XVII      |   state, and is learned. If he says of it, it is well, you may
37    Life, XX(267)   |                            She says that rapture is more excellent
38    Life, XX(267)   |   interior faculties. When she says that union is the beginning,
39    Life, XX        |        it refers to God; if it says anything about itself, it
40    Life, XXIII(347)|      la Fuente). Ribera, i. 5, says he heard that F. Juan de
41    Life, XXIV(350) |       first Life, as the Saint says, ch. x. § 11, that he kept
42    Life, XXV       |       to say to itself, If God says this to me, it may be true,
43    Life, XXVII     |      the other: the bridegroom says so to the bride in the Canticle,
44    Life, XXVIII    |        then present, for faith says so. He shows Himself so
45    Life, XXXIV(498)|     Letters, vol. iv. p. 408), says that it was Fr. Garcia of
46    Life, XXXIV(501)|                   Father Bouix says that here the word "confiar," "
47    Life, XXXV(511) |         i. p. 255). The latter says that the Chronicler is in
48    Life, XL        |    Augustin,607 in particular, says so, when he says that neither
49    Life, XL        |   particular, says so, when he says that neither in the streets
50    Life, XL(611)   |                          Yepez says that the Order here spoken
51    Life, XL(611)   |    Luis of the Assumption, who says he heard himself from the
52    Life, XL(611)   |        companion of St. Teresa says that the "Order was ours."
53     Rel, I(622)    |   Doblado, vol. ii. letter 11, says it was written for St. Peter
54     Rel, I(622)    |      devotion, even though she says nothing about it.~"10. She
55     Rel, I(622)    |      never to speak of what he says to it; but the spirit that
56     Rel, III       |      considering what St. Paul says about women, how they should
57     Rel, V(674)    |   without the other, and so he says that the Saint speaks of
58     Rel, V         |     found for her; for Cassian says that he who does not know
59     Rel, V(677)    |         Anton. a Sancto Joseph says that the Saint meant to
60     Rel, VII       |       cost her many tears. She says that this distress is not
61     Rel, IX(725)   |                    Don Vicente says, that here is a proof—
62     Ind            |       xi. 8, xii. 8; the Saint says she does not know the terms