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 1     Int        |    the difference between the Divine and the imaginary locutions,
 2     Int        |       he who has ever heard a Divine locution will see at once
 3     Int        |    XXI., the investigation of Divine locutions, Visions and Revelations
 4    Life, VI    |       frequently offended Thy Divine Majesty without being  ./. 
 5    Life, VII   |     Orders. May it please His Divine Majesty to apply a remedy
 6    Life, IX    |       great strength from His Divine Majesty, and that He must
 7    Life, XVII  |   itself in the flame of that divine candle by which the others
 8    Life, XVIII |       feels when it is in the divine union. It is plain enough
 9    Life, XVIII |    perceive the taste of this divine wine, they give themselves
10    Life, XX    |         When it looks on this Divine Sun, the brightness thereof
11    Life, XXII  |    Christ, and to compare His divine Body with our miseries or
12    Life, XXV   |                  Chapter XXV.~Divine Locutions. Discussions on
13    Life, XXV   |      but he who has heard the divine locution will see clearly
14    Life, XXV   |        and not clear like the divine locutions. It is in our
15    Life, XXV   |     were half asleep; but the divine locution is a voice so clear
16    Life, XXV   |     lunatic.~9. But as to the divine locution, we listen to that
17    Life, XXV   |     and is forgotten; but the divine locution is a work done;
18    Life, XXV   |    sin, and say that it hears divine words when it hears nothing
19    Life, XXV   |        on the other side, the divine locutions instruct us without
20    Life, XXV   |     But it is not so with the divine locutions: for many days
21    Life, XXVIII|     few days later, I saw His divine Face, and I was utterly
22    Life, XXVIII| enables us to see a beauty so divine. It is a light so different
23    Life, XXVIII|     whereby the vision of the divine presence is lost in the
24    Life, XXVIII|     matter that a presence so divine should remain and abide
25    Life, XXIX  |       His came forth from His divine mouth,—they were sometimes
26    Life, XXIX  |      work of ours, but of His Divine Majesty; we are therefore
27    Life, XXXIV |       and the hearing of that divine language which the Holy
28    Life, XXXVI |    for the performance of the Divine Office—and the training
29    Life, XXXVII|    XXXVII.~The Effects of the Divine Graces in the Soul. The
30    Life, XXXVII| hearing but one word from His divine mouth. What, then, must
31    Life, XXXIX |  Promises of Our Lord to Her. Divine Locutions and Visions.~1.
32    Life, XL    |   everything contained in the divine writings. I thought that
33    Life, XL    |     put in my way.~4. Of this divine truth, which was put before
34     Rel, III   |      our Lord, that the Three Divine Persons will dwell in the
35     Rel, III   |       The vision of the Three Divine Persons—one God—made
36     Rel, III   |       to be recollected in so divine a company. What I saw and
37     Rel, V(674)|      doctrine that one of the Divine Persons cannot be seen without
38     Rel, IX    |     think of One of the Three Divine Persons without thinking
39     Rel, IX    |   understood and seen how the Divine Persons are there, and how
40     Ind        |    viii. 13.~Impetuosities of divine love, xxix. 10, 11, 13,
41     Ind        |        xxxviii. 3.~Locutions, divine, xix. 14, xxv. 1, 2; delusions
42     Ind        |     xxvii. 10; effects of the divine, xxxviii. 19–21.~Locutions
43     Ind        |      souls, xv. 6; effects of divine, xxii. 21; makes itself
44     Ind        |  xxxii. 13, note.~Office, the divine, the Saint's imperfect knowledge
45     Ind        |       20, Rel. ix. 12.~Truth, divine, xl. 3–7.~Ulloa, de, Doñ