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 1     Int         |         the convent without the knowledge of her father she did not
 2     Int         |  experienced master in Mystical knowledge. "When I was there a religious" (
 3     Int         |       profited by her increased knowledge.27 The earlier writings
 4     Int, Arg    |    profit she derived from such knowledge.~Chapter XXIV.—She continues
 5    Pref         |         led on, without her own knowledge, to states of prayer so
 6    Pref         |         given you His love, the knowledge of yourself, and a love
 7    Pref         |    promised to keep it from the knowledge of others, but the promise
 8    Pref         |     which is the absence of the knowledge and consideration of the
 9    Life, V      |       at that time, through the knowledge and fear of God which  ./. 
10    Life, VI     |         that, to the best of my knowledge, I lie not. I am afraid,
11    Life, VII    |       the light I had, that the knowledge His Majesty had given me
12    Life, VII    |    believe, to all who have any knowledge or love of God—a fearful
13    Life, VIII   |   little and little attain to a knowledge of the road which leads
14    Life, X      |         that you have a clearer knowledge of what I am than you have
15    Life, XIII   |      back to the beginning. The knowledge of our sins, and of our
16    Life, XIII   |        when we have come to the knowledge of the truths contained
17    Life, XIV    | wretched state, and some little knowledge of the blissfulness of glory
18    Life, XIV    |    travelling on that road. The knowledge of what it has to do is
19    Life, XIV    |       that is worthless, in the knowledge that no efforts of ours
20    Life, XV     |        face that undoes us. The knowledge with which God supplies
21    Life, XX     |            is a most marvellous knowledge of God, above all that we
22    Life, XX     |      but to the best  ./. of my knowledge it comes to pass in this
23    Life, XXI    |       world, and have a clearer knowledge of the greatness of the
24    Life, XXII   |      more experience and better knowledge than I am. If you see people
25    Life, XXV    |         works, according to the knowledge of them which my soul possesses!
26    Life, XXVII  |        to the soul by a certain knowledge of Himself which is more
27    Life, XXVII  |       do so, because so clear a knowledge is impressed on the soul
28    Life, XXVII  |        Our Lord wills that this knowledge be so graven on the understanding,
29    Life, XXVII  |    himself in possession of all knowledge, not knowing how or whence
30    Life, XXVII  |       the soul should have some knowledge of what passes in heaven;
31    Life, XXVII  |         myself, and came to the knowledge of God so late, as will
32    Life, XXVIII |   talked about, and came to the knowledge of many; though I had spoken
33    Life, XXX    |       suppose that learning and knowledge are of any use here; for
34    Life, XXX    |       make it dull, so that its knowledge of God becomes to it as
35    Life, XXXI   |       upon me might come to the knowledge of the public, my sufferings
36    Life, XXXI   |          I had a very imperfect knowledge of my Breviary and of my
37    Life, XXXIII |       of whom I had no previous knowledge whatever.~12. Afterwards,
38    Life, XXXIV  |  secretly as not to come to the knowledge of divers persons; some
39    Life, XXXIV  |         so well grounded in the knowledge of himself—he will be
40    Life, XXXIV  |      years we shall come to the knowledge of that which we can in
41    Life, XXXIV  |        imparts perhaps a deeper knowledge to some old woman than to
42    Life, XXXV   |     pleasure, and it came to my knowledge that a person whom I loved
43    Life, XXXV   |      young He gives courage and knowledge, so that they may desire
44    Life, XXXVIII|        who have profited by the knowledge of Thy greatness; but as
45    Life, XXXVIII|         greater progress in the knowledge of ourselves when we hear
46    Life, XXXIX  |       must they be in that, the knowledge of which God has reserved
47    Life, XXXIX  |       by a certain inexplicable knowledge that the Godhead dwelt.~
48     Rel, I(622) |         for her neighbours, the knowledge of her own faults, a great
49     Rel, I      |         could never come to the knowledge of such deep truths as I
50     Rel, II     |   against me.~8. Having a clear knowledge of this truth, I used  ./. 
51     Rel, II     |       the simple truth; and the knowledge of my being so worthless
52     Rel, V      |       is in union; to have that knowledge is a special grace of God,
53     Rel, V      |       no sins where there is no knowledge; and thus our Lord did not
54     Rel, VIII   |      the admitting of it to the knowledge of deep things—it certainly
55     Rel, VIII   |     time God gives it a certain knowledge of Himself, that it may
56     Rel, IX     |          and I then came to the knowledge of things which afterwards
57     Ind         |   divine, the Saint's imperfect knowledge of, xxxi. 26.~Order, vision