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 1     Int          |      her to speak with the same degree of openness upon her achievements
 2     Int          |   extraordinary considering the degree of spirituality she reached,
 3     Int          |         been led by God to this degree of contemplation (and I
 4     Int, Arg     | continues to treat of the first degree, and gives advice with respect
 5     Int, Arg     |    begins to explain the second degree of prayer in which God already
 6     Int, Arg     |     Chapter XVI.—On the third degree of prayer; she declares
 7     Int, Arg     |    matters concerning the third degree of prayer and completes
 8     Int, Arg     |        She treats of the fourth degree of prayer, and begins to
 9     Int, Arg     |     effects on the soul of this degree of prayer. She earnestly
10     Int, Arg     |         and concludes this last degree of prayer, and says what
11     Int, Arg     |       for those who are in this degree of prayer, because it is
12    Pref          |       was related in the fourth degree to the first wife, as appears
13    Life, IV      |         is not in the slightest degree able to help himself.~12.
14    Life, VI      |      spoke ill in the slightest degree whatever of any one, and
15    Life, VI      |        afterwards to so great a degree, that I know of no torment
16    Life, VII     |         persons of a much lower degree, rather than place them
17    Life, VII     |        seem to me to be in some degree like those wretched heretics
18    Life, VII     | believing that our Lord in some degree takes His pleasure in them.~
19    Life, XI      |         of Prayer. Of the First Degree. The Doctrine Profitable
20    Life, XI      |       ought to be, in the first degree. O Lord of my soul, and
21    Life, XI      |     already raised to so high a degree as this is of wishing to
22    Life, XII     |   devotion, we are able in some degree to help ourselves: because
23    Life, XIV     |     buckets; but in this second degree the water is higher, and
24    Life, XV      |       was speaking of the first degree of prayer, and of the first
25    Life, XVI(227)|                       The third degree, or third water, of the
26    Life, XVII    |         the soul in the highest degree, by observing times of solitude,
27    Life, XIX     |        raised them to so high a degree of prayer as this is, they
28    Life, XXII    |         when I attained to some degree of supernatural prayer,—
29    Life, XXII    |        effects it produces, the degree of strength which God then
30    Life, XXV     |         that soul swerve in any degree from the doctrine of the
31    Life, XXVII   |       because it is a very high degree of prayer; but it is not
32    Life, XXVII   |         about, every one in his degree, with great gravity, in
33    Life, XXX     |     that I had attained to this degree of prayer; and so, when
34    Life, XXXII   |         and of meriting in some degree, so that I might gain so
35    Life, XXXIII  |      many—defended me in some degree. I saw well enough that
36    Life, XXXIV   |     thought I should be in some degree safe under the direction
37    Life, XXXVI   |     understood by that the high degree of glory to which our Lord
38    Life, XXXVII  |    Inestimable Greatness of One Degree of Glory.~1. It is painful
39    Life, XXXVII  |         rob me of the slightest degree of fruition.~3. And so I
40    Life, XXXVII  |         then receive one slight degree of glory additional, or
41    Life, XXXVII  |       glory of a slightly lower degree, I would accept—oh, how
42    Life, XXXVII  |      trials for one  ./. slight degree of fruition in the contemplation
43    Life, XXXVII  |      any fault of mine lose one degree of glory. Ah, wretched that
44    Life, XXXVIII |        to reveal heaven in some degree, my soul dwells upon it
45    Life, XXXVIII |      our Lord to let me see the degree of glory to which some souls
46    Life, XXXIX   |        we have merited, in some degree, by the service rendered.
47    Life, XL      |         whose Order was in some degree fallen. In his hands he
48    Life, XL(611) |     that the Order was in "some degree fallen," for it was in a
49     Rel, III     |       Three Persons was in some degree a hindrance, though I know
50     Rel, V       |     heard this, I was in a high degree lifted up in spirit. Our
51     Rel, VII     |     glory even in the slightest degree.~3. In this she spent about
52     Ind          |       things for one additional degree of glory, xxxvii. 3; her
53     Ind          |      quiet, xvii. 5, 6; another degree of, xvii. 7; the labour