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 1    Pref         |         they are granted is not perfect, for it is nothing new that
 2    Pref         |         in her just persons and perfect in holiness, it is unreasonable
 3    Pref         |         in the practices of the perfect Christian life.~"3. Judging
 4    Life, VIII   |        make an effort to become perfect, so as to merit the joys
 5    Life, VIII   |      and consolations which the perfect receive from God, yet he
 6    Life, VIII   |         we know, are absolutely perfect; ours, vicious, sensual,
 7    Life, X      |      great virtues to which the perfect attain, if he has not some
 8    Life, X      |         render their works most perfect; while I, wretched that
 9    Life, XI     |       Not Attain Quickly to the Perfect Love of God. Of Four Degrees
10    Life, XI     |       once to the possession of perfect love? I have spoken amiss;
11    Life, XI     |       that the attaining to the perfect possession of this true
12    Life, XIII   |       fear, till we become very perfect in virtue. And there are
13    Life, XIII   |         are not many who are so perfect as to be able to relax themselves
14    Life, XIII   |        and though we may not be perfect in it at once, we shall
15    Life, XV     |     which His Majesty will have perfect souls to possess.~7. This
16    Life, XV     |         a loyal fear224 of more perfect growth.225 There is a visible
17    Life, XVII   |      union, which, though not a perfect union, is yet more so than
18    Life, XX(267)|         least, others the most, perfect form of it, as it will appear
19    Life, XXII   |       grace so great as this of perfect contemplation, it is not,
20    Life, XXII   |         not, as it ought to be, perfect at once? Certainly, it seems
21    Life, XXIII  |        soul as if I ought to be perfect at once, I saw that much
22    Life, XXIII  |     were fitted for a soul more perfect than mine; and though the
23    Life, XXV    |       to remove it, and give me perfect peace: "Be not afraid, my
24    Life, XXVIII |     intellectual vision is more perfect than this; and this, the
25    Life, XXVIII |     imaginary vision, much more perfect than those  ./. visions
26    Life, XXVIII |        all his might to make me perfect. As I was very much afraid
27    Life, XXIX   |      and gradually make it more perfect, and so lay up that image
28    Life, XXIX   |        that all this may not be perfect, and that much sensuality
29    Life, XXX    |  lunatic bound in the chains of perfect contemplation. I wonder
30    Life, XXX    |         I should have been more perfect in goodness. Another great
31    Life, XXXI   |  greater courage in one not yet perfect to walk in the way of perfection
32    Life, XXXI   |         insists on his becoming perfect at once, and a thousand
33    Life, XXXI   |    though they may consider him perfect, he is living on the earth,
34    Life, XXXV   |       that poverty was the more perfect way, I could not persuade
35    Life, XXXV   |     poverty I had made, and the perfect observance of the counsels
36    Life, XXXV   |         so was clearly the most perfect way; and that, because the
37    Life, XXXVI  |          necessary for the more perfect keeping of it. And I trust
38    Life, XXXVI  |       be the first to relax the perfect observance of the rule,
39    Life, XXXVIII|         he may live in the most perfect peace. Moreover, it makes
40    Life, XXXVIII| beginners, proficients, and the perfect may know that they have
41     Rel, I(622) |   matter better, to be the more perfect. And though she holds the
42     Rel, I(622) |       she knew it would be more perfect to have nothing more to
43     Rel, I(622) |         do not labour to become perfect, according to the spirit
44     Rel, I      |         consider to be the more perfect, or more for the honour
45     Rel, II     |       one person, who is wholly perfect in the true fervour of the
46     Rel, II     |       merit—I mean, by a more perfect doing of His will.~17. Everything
47     Rel, II     |    nothing in it that is not in perfect agreement with the holy
48     Rel, VII    |        after that which is most perfect, and she had almost always
49     Ind         |          xi. 16, xv. 17; of the perfect, xv. 18; an effect of raptures,
50     Ind         |      grows most in the state of perfect union, xix. 2; dangers of
51     Ind         |   consists, xi. 20; vehement in perfect souls, xv. 6; effects of
52     Ind         |     example of a, xiii. 19; the perfect may have to return to, xv.
53     Ind         |     impossible in the prayer of perfect union, xviii. 14; a delight,
54     Ind         | suspension of, in the prayer of perfect union, xviii. 19.~Sensitiveness,
55     Ind         |        xiv. 5; in the prayer of perfect union, xix. 1, 2; the Saint
56     Ind         |       union, xvi. 4; and of the perfect union, xviii. 19; the Saint
57     Ind         |     states of, xviii. 1.~Union, perfect, prayer of, xviii. 1; the