bold = Main text
   Part, Chapter                                       grey = Comment text

 1    Pref, 0(64)  |         instantly afraid that the devil would deceive them both."~
 2    Pref         |         and visions come from the devil. If it were so, St. Paul
 3    Pref         |        else, and that will be the devil's.~"7. I am of opinion that
 4    Life, II     |            Yet, for all this, the devil did not cease to tempt me;
 5    Life, III    |         to enter religion.~8. The devil put before me that I could
 6    Life, IV     |       quickly out of them. If the devil had assailed me openly then,
 7    Life, V      |          that affection which the devil suggests, they will hesitate
 8    Life, VII    |       gave me such pain, that the devil would depart from me with
 9    Life, VII    |      Youth and sensuality and the devil invite them and incline
10    Life, VII    |          and affections which the devil arranges in monasteries.
11    Life, VIII   |        what it is they dread. The devil does well to bring this
12    Life, X      |         gifts will also, when the devil begins to tempt us herein,
13    Life, XI     | discretion, because sometimes the devil will do the same work; and
14    Life, XII    |     against those risks which the devil may occasion.~5. This, then,
15    Life, XII    |      specially wrong, because the devil can delude them—though
16    Life, XIII   |           by any illusions of the devil. I believe that the evil
17    Life, XIV    |        from God, now and then the devil will be able to transform
18    Life, XV     |         advice already given, the devil can gain nothing whatever—
19    Life, XIX    |          of light.~8. In this the devil turned his batteries against
20    Life, XIX    |          in this expectation! The devil would have held it out before
21    Life, XXIII  |         order to become good! The devil must lay much stress on
22    Life, XXIII  |     fallen into a delusion of the devil? It was better for me to
23    Life, XXIII  |          very distinctly that the devil is busy with them; yea,
24    Life, XXV    |           certain truth, that the devil will never deceive, and
25    Life, XXV    |         is so clear a sign of the devil's presence, that if all
26    Life, XXV    |           from the soul, when the devil has spoken to it; the soul
27    Life, XXV    |       have so great a fear of the devil, than I am of the devil
28    Life, XXV    |           devil, than I am of the devil himself. Satan can do me
29    Life, XXVII  |         is a state with which the devil can least interfere, for
30    Life, XXVII  |      which—so seems to me—the devil can derive any advantage.~
31    Life, XXVIII |           it is by these that the devil can most delude us.409 I
32    Life, XXVIII |        fruits of it show that the devil has no power here. I think
33    Life, XXVIII |           long as I did this, the devil, if it were the devil, could
34    Life, XXVIII |         the devil, if it were the devil, could not hurt me; on the
35    Life, XXX    |          said was the work of the devil was really the work of the
36    Life, XXX    |        when they told me that the devil had power over me, I believed
37    Life, XXX    |       God— for the power of the devil does not reach so far as
38    Life, XXX    |           prayer my joy. Then the devil seizes on my understanding
39    Life, XXX    |         any one is worse, for the devil then sends so offensive
40    Life, XXXI   |        they who came in after the devil had gone away,—they were
41    Life, XXXV   |        calls them: and herein the devil seems to make us afraid
42    Life, XXXVI  |     against so many blows.~7. The devil also would have me ask myself
43    Life, XXXVI  |        see it was the work of the devil, and might understand the
44    Life, XXXVI  |         When I had done this, the devil fled in a moment, and left
45    Life, XXXVIII|  unworthily, and how great is the devil's dominion over a soul in
46    Life, XXXIX  |          I was in prayer, I saw a devil close by in a great rage,
47    Life, XXXIX  |          God would ever allow the devil to have so much power over
48     Rel, I(622) |           to himself; that of the devil is the withdrawing it from
49     Rel, I(622) |       separated from Him, and the devil does nothing whereby any
50     Rel, I(622) |        against our Lord.~"13. The devil's method is, when he attempts
51     Rel, I(622) |         of our Lord, and that the devil may deceive her if she should
52     Rel, III    |         serious war  ./. with the devil and with themselves, and
53     Rel, VII    |         instantly afraid that the devil would deceive them both.