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 1     Int          |           to postpone these legal matters. Her father was much opposed
 2     Int          |          an interest in spiritual matters and knowing already some
 3     Int, Arg     |           that few go beyond. The matters treated of in this chapter
 4     Int, Arg     |           —Continues to declare matters concerning the third degree
 5    Pref          |        that foundation, and other matters."~But as the Saint carried
 6    Pref          |           had recourse to in such matters, together with hope in God,
 7    Pref          |          visions and revelations, matters always to be afraid of,
 8    Life, V       |            was complete as to all matters wherein I understood myself
 9    Life, VII     |           my cunning I so managed matters, that all had a good opinion
10    Life, IX      |         as others do, who can put matters before themselves so as
11    Life, XI      |      though I repeat it often, it matters not; it is of great importance
12    Life, XII     |           digressed to many other matters, because they seemed to
13    Life, XIII    |    trouble as great and important matters will give to others. And
14    Life, XIII    |           rather proceed to other matters which our Lord places before
15    Life, XIII    |          I believe, with too many matters. It has always been my failing
16    Life, XIII    |       prayer, who treats of these matters with learned men, unless
17    Life, XVI     |       Third State of Prayer. Deep Matters. What the Soul Can Do That
18    Life, XVII    |           much nor little, in the matters put before the soul, they
19    Life, XVIII   |          desire to treat of these matters with me, I am sure that
20    Life, XIX     |          of hearing, and of other matters, I say nothing here; for
21    Life, XX      |           has explained the other matters, so also may He explain
22    Life, XXI     |          Thou, O Lord, so dispose matters according to Thy will, that
23    Life, XXII    |   contrived to make me understand matters that helped me to know myself,
24    Life, XXIII   |           very experienced men in matters of spirituality. Further,
25    Life, XXIV    |           very important in these matters. He said that further resistance
26    Life, XXV     |          also, as I have said,363 matters of which the memory has
27    Life, XXV     |           time, and we understand matters which seem to require a
28    Life, XXVII   |       vision and the language are matters of such pure spirituality,
29    Life, XXVII   |    dispute for the truth of these matters.~11. It is impossible to
30    Life, XXVII   |       world, and so forgotten are matters of perfection, and those
31    Life, XXVII   |       life. He advises me in many matters. I have often seen him in
32    Life, XXIX    |            for I saw that it made matters worse, because they looked
33    Life, XXX     |           doubtful and suspicious matters, I used to make the most
34    Life, XXX     |     whether I had ever understood matters aright, thinking that perhaps
35    Life, XXXI    |      never discussed any of these matters if I did not see the necessity
36    Life, XXXI    |         good name, and many other matters. You, my father, must believe
37    Life, XXXII   |          his assistance.~22. When matters had come to this state,
38    Life, XXXIII  |          knew well enough that in matters of faith I would not break
39    Life, XXXIV   |          must have permitted such matters, and others of the same
40    Life, XXXIV   |         sacred writings. In other matters, let him not distress himself,
41    Life, XXXIV   |          was saying about certain matters of prayer, when I had so
42    Life, XXXIV   |       relating to it and to other matters, have been accomplished.
43    Life, XXXV    |        Him with tears so to order matters that I might be poor as
44    Life, XXXVII  |           failing in many ways in matters which, as I have said, are
45    Life, XXXVII  |        live in the world in these matters which are continually changing.
46    Life, XXXVII  | altogether. Let them settle these matters who maintain these follies
47    Life, XXXVIII |          visions,578 and of other matters of the same kind, and I
48    Life, XXXVIII |         dead, I will mention some matters which our Lord was pleased
49    Life, XXXIX   |         my thoughts, running upon matters which did not relate to
50    Life, XL      |        this point, there are many matters which must be referred to
51    Life, XL      |           pleasure or of pain. If matters occur which may occasion
52     Rel, I       |         God, but engaged in other matters, and when prayer seems to
53     Rel, I       |     conversation is of prayer and matters of the soul,—in these
54     Rel, II      |          who are lukewarm.~14. In matters concerning the faith, my
55     Rel, V       |           understood that certain matters are suggested to the soul,
56     Rel, VII(687)|         extremely conversant with matters of prayer; and when you
57     Rel, VIII    |        liberty to attend to other matters of the service of God,—