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 1     Ann        |         1557. ~St. Francis de Borja comes to Avila, and approves of
 2     Ann        |            Gaspar de Salazar, S.J., comes to Avila; her sister Doñ
 3     Ann        |              her sister Doña Juana comes to Avila from Alba de Tormes
 4    Life, XI    |             disabled for four. This comes most frequently from bodily
 5    Life, XV    |          now, and the understanding comes forward, and the memory
 6    Life, XV    |        aridity is the result. If it comes from Satan, the practised
 7    Life, XV    |             which are wrought if it comes from God; it leaves neither
 8    Life, XV    |       inasmuch as it thinks the joy comes from God, to betake itself
 9    Life, XV    |             so deal with that which comes from the Spirit of God;
10    Life, XVIII |            of the spirit, or union, comes together with heavenly love
11    Life, XVIII |          what is erroneous, clearly comes out of that sea of evil—
12    Life, XVIII |              This water from heaven comes down very often when the
13    Life, XX    |           part, is irresistible. It comes, in general, as a shock,
14    Life, XX    |        upright,272 and a great fear comes upon me of offending God,
15    Life, XX    |   unexpectedly,—I know not how it comes,—and because of this desire,
16    Life, XX    |                  of my knowledge it comes to pass in this way. See,
17    Life, XX    |            can be, but so it is; it comes from the hand of our Lord,
18    Life, XX    |            father, will ask me: How comes it, then, that a rapture
19    Life, XX    |             trouble it: and thus it comes to pass that the senses
20    Life, XX    |         longer themselves.~30. Here comes the pain of returning to
21    Life, XX    |    astonished, if they knew that it comes not from the soul, but from
22    Life, XXV   |          forgotten. Now, that which comes forth from our understanding
23    Life, XXV   |           that I know not whence it comes; only the soul seems to
24    Life, XXV   | incomparably more convinced that it comes from Satan than I am now
25    Life, XXV   |          than I am now convinced it comes from God, however deep that
26    Life, XXVII |             he saw that the end was comes he repeated the Psalm,403 "
27    Life, XXVIII|             risen from the dead. He comes at times in majesty so great,
28    Life, XXIX  |       cannot: its moaning, however, comes from a keen sense of pain.~
29    Life, XXX   |      interior suffering—whence it comes, it knows not—is unendurable,
30    Life, XXX   |           kindled it, nor whence it comes, nor how to escape it, nor
31    Life, XXX   |            is never satisfied. This comes from those great impetuosities
32    Life, XXXI  |          one with another. Our Lord comes to the soul when we do violence
33    Life, XXXVII|            compared with that which comes from hearing but one word
34    Life, XXXIX |           it myself, because it all comes of the good pleasure of
35    Life, XXXIX |           which I have read that it comes forth, after being burnt,
36    Life, XL    |           all the evil in the world comes from ignorance of the truths
37     Rel, I(622)|  understands that what she receives comes to her from the hand of
38     Rel, I     | recollection or elevation of spirit comes upon me so suddenly that
39     Rel, I     |             call upon God; and this comes upon me with great vehemence.
40     Rel, I     |            the heart; and this pain comes on without my doing anything
41     Rel, I     |         find any relief, for relief comes from the vision of God,
42     Rel, I     |            the vision of God, which comes by death, and death is what
43     Rel, I     |       result of any reflection, but comes in a moment. I am wholly
44     Rel, I     |             make me believe that it comes from God; for when I see
45     Rel, V     |             of himself, and that it comes from Me; for, even if he
46     Rel, V     |          that, if this be union, it comes to this, that, as my soul
47     Rel, V     |             All my thinking thereon comes at once to this: that I
48     Rel, VI    |        doing his work well, another comes in his place; and I believed
49     Rel, VII   |              And it is from this it comes to pass that he in whom
50     Rel, VIII  |         time.~5. Out of this prayer comes usually what is called a
51     Rel, VIII  |            the body, if the rapture comes on when it is standing or
52     Rel, VIII  |          loathsome to it; and hence comes the contempt for all the
53     Rel, VIII  |        living unto God. A transport comes on by one sole act of His
54     Rel, VIII  |          passed away. He to whom it comes has enough to do in enduring
55     Rel, VIII  |          this desire of serving God comes on with a certain tenderness,
56     Ind        |          xxxvi. 18.~Aridity, how it comes on in the second state of
57     Ind        |       prayer the door of, viii. 13; comes after trials, xi. 18; the