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 1     Int, 0(7)      |         the date under which his name appears in the Année Dominicaine,
 2     Int            |       was an Oxford man, but the name of the other, who must have
 3     Int            |           14 December, 1901. Her name in religion was Adelaide-Jé
 4     Int            |        about the spelling of the name Teresa. In Spanish and Italian
 5     Int            |  represents a special sound, the name should be spelt with T only.
 6     Int            |    spelling, is intolerable: The name is Greek, and was placed
 7     Int            |      1864. The derivation of the name from the Hebrew Thersa can
 8    Pref            |    Beatriz Davila y Ahumada. The name she received in her baptism
 9    Pref            |     those days children took the name either of the father or
10    Pref            |     which he has given their old name of Relations,70 the name
11    Pref            |         name of Relations,70 the name which the Saint herself
12    Pref            |   published in 1671, without the name of the translator, or of
13    Life, I(86)     |      took for the first time the name of Teresa of Jesus (De la
14    Life, II        |      without the loss of my good name and the suspicions of my
15    Life, II        |        much afraid about my good name, I had taken every care
16    Life, V         |         that his honour and good name were lost, and no one ventured
17    Life, VII       |        which concerns their good name. Let them marry them to
18    Life, VII       |        of losing utterly my good name, from which He delivered
19    Life, X         |         I mention neither my own name, nor that of any other person
20    Life, X         |         of any use to publish my name: during my life, it is clear
21    Life, XX        |          the world calls by that name; now it sees it to be the
22    Life, XXI       |          my life, behold my good name and my will; I have given
23    Life, XXIII     |          think I knew it even by name,—that I was by no means
24    Life, XXVII     |          ask Him anything in his name, and He not hear them. I
25    Life, XXX       | foolishness,—that is the right name to give it,—when I seem
26    Life, XXXI      |        must despise our own good name, be detached from our kindred;
27    Life, XXXI      |    things which concern our good name, and many other matters.
28    Life, XXXI      |        tenderness about his good name, and yet wishes to advance
29    Life, XXXIII    |       nothing. Beyond giving her name and her countenance, the
30    Life, XXXV(511) |     Chancery of Granada; but his name and that of his wife are
31    Life, XXXVI(543)|          a Guiomar de Ulloa. Her name was Maria of the Cross.
32    Life, XXXVI(543)|          She retained her family name as Ursola of the Saints.
33    Life, XXXVI     |         of, and to make myself a name, and for other reasons of
34    Life, XXXVIII   |       believe me. Blessed be Thy name, and blessed be Thy compassion;
35    Life, XXXIX     |        do not describe it by its name here. What he had gone  ./. 
36     Rel, IV(663)   |        Segovia, and whose family name was Jimena, told Ribera (
37     Rel, VII       |     Rector of Cuenca, Salazar by name; the Rector of Segovia,
38     Rel, VII       |          Rector of Burgos, whose name is Ripalda,—and he thought
39     Rel, VII       |   previously of Seville, Soto by name.687 She contrived to have
40     Rel, VII       |          her forget her own good name.~22. Being thus in distress
41     Rel, IX(728)   |                     This was the name given to Fra Jerome Gratian,
42     Rel, X         |       great truth, I have put my name to it.~Teresa de Jesús.~ ./.