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 1    Pref             |       always seek for light and learning in her confessors, enabled
 2    Pref             |         one, but only to men of learning, experience, and Christian
 3    Life, V          |        understanding, with some learning, but not much. I went to
 4    Life, V          |    always find confessors whose learning was as good as I could wish
 5    Life, V          |        that they should have no learning at all, than a little; for
 6    Life, X          |         and I have no person of learning or any other to teach me;
 7    Life, X          |        matter with men of great learning, with persons who for many
 8    Life, XI         |          who are men of weight, learning, and sense, make so much
 9    Life, XII        |      those who are learned; for learning, in my opinion, is a great
10    Life, XIII       |         work, or furnished with learning, may there obtain. This
11    Life, XIII       |        accompanied with prayer. Learning is a great thing, for it
12    Life, XIII       |       wish to do so.~26. Though learning does not seem necessary
13    Life, XIII       |        have the greater need of learning; and the more spiritual
14    Life, XIII       |         take advantage of their learning: God grant it may not be
15    Life, XIII(198)  |       Prudence, experience, and learning; see § 24.~
16    Life, XIV        |      how to explain it, because learning is necessary for many things.
17    Life, XIV        |      many things. Here, indeed, learning would be very much to the
18    Life, XIV        |        know nothing about them. Learning would serve to show how
19    Life, XIV        |      seen by those who have the learning to discover whether I make
20    Life, XV         |      the Scriptures. And though learning could not fail to be of
21    Life, XV         |         take advantage of their learning, that they may help poor
22    Life, XV         |      help poor people of little learning, of whom I am one. Charity
23    Life, XV         |        repose in its rest—let learning be put on one side. The
24    Life, XVII       |         with your intellect and learning, seeing that His Majesty
25    Life, XVIII      |    flame of the same fire. Your learning, my fathers, will enable
26    Life, XX         |        the more if they have no learning. It is piteous to see what
27    Life, XXV        |       person of great holiness, learning, or authority, whom we know
28    Life, XXV        |         I had understanding and learning, and a new language, in
29    Life, XXVII      |        and from others of great learning, that this vision was of
30    Life, XXVII      |       is as if one without ever learning, without taking the pains
31    Life, XXVIII     |         years with men of great learning. But I did ask them if this
32    Life, XXX        |       you must not suppose that learning and knowledge are of any
33    Life, XXX        |  requisite for penance; who has learning, ability, and power to preach,
34    Life, XXXI       |       Dominican friar, of great learning, showed it to me very plainly.
35    Life, XXXIII     |         me formerly by his mere learning, he did so now through that
36    Life, XXXIII(484)|       notwithstanding his great learning: "homini egregie docto ac
37    Life, XXXIII     |     understanding, and profound learning, at the very time when I
38    Life, XXXV       |    should not thank him for his learning. If I found any one who
39     Rel, VI         | consulted many persons of great learning and holiness, and who watched
40     Rel, VII(687)   |       of great spirituality and learning, and extremely conversant
41     Rel, VII        |          who was a man of great learning in the way of prayer, and
42     Ind             |  religious houses, vii. 6–10.~Learning, accompanied with humility,