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 1    Pref              |        of them, as the Dominican Provincial, master in theology,68 Fra
 2    Pref              |         Fra Nicholas Doria, then Provincial, asked Fra Luis de Leon,
 3    Pref, 0(69)       |           Fra Jerome says he was Provincial of his Order at the time;
 4    Life, XXX         |          obtained leave from the Provincial for me to stay eight days
 5    Life, XXXII       |       communicated with him. The Provincial was very much pleased,  ./. 
 6    Life, XXXII(476)  |                              The Provincial of the Carmelites: F. Angel
 7    Life, XXXII       |          wherein I was, that the Provincial began to think it hard for
 8    Life, XXXII       |    particular to me, to find the Provincial against us; for when he
 9    Life, XXXII       |         This was even before the Provincial had withdrawn his consent;
10    Life, XXXIII      |      then it was that the Father Provincial changed his mind. I believe
11    Life, XXXIII      |         in another way. When the Provincial refused us, my confessor
12    Life, XXXIII      |      then this commandment of my Provincial to justify me.~ ./. 2. I
13    Life, XXXIV       |       was in great fear lest the Provincial should be spoken to about
14    Life, XXXIV       |      from it. This lady knew the Provincial well; and as she was a person
15    Life, XXXIV       |          sending messages to the Provincial, who was at a distance far 
16    Life, XXXIV       |        distance far away.~2. The Provincial sent me an order, charging
17    Life, XXXIV       |        against the coming of the Provincial; that I was to have no fear,
18    Life, XXXIV       |        ought to send word to the Provincial.~3. I obeyed the rector,
19    Life, XXXV        |         God.~8. At this time, my Provincial withdrew the order and the
20    Life, XXXV        |     diverse importunities of the Provincial, to have me in her house.~
21    Life, XXXVI       |   without the commandment of the Provincial. I did certainly think that
22    Life, XXXVI       |         certainly think that the Provincial would be displeased because
23    Life, XXXVI       |    little. They all sent for the Provincial, and the matter was reserved
24    Life, XXXVI       |       all the reasons. After the Provincial had rebuked me sharply—
25    Life, XXXVI       |          saying.~14. At last the Provincial commanded me to explain
26    Life, XXXVI       |      such a way that neither the Provincial nor those who were present
27    Life, XXXVI       |        spoke more plainly to the Provincial alone; he was very much
28    Life, XXXVI       | condemned me, and hurried to the Provincial and to my monastery.~ ./. 
29    Life, XXXVI       |   provided for us for the Father Provincial never ordered me not to
30    Life, XXXVI       | particularly one day, before the Provincial came, when the prioress
31    Life, XXXVI       |        some means, on the Father Provincial to permit me to enter this
32    Life, XXXVI(555)  |       Bishop of Avila and to the Provincial of the Order, who, listening
33    Life, XXXVIII(576)|      Salazar was reported to his Provincial, F. Juan Suarez, as having
34    Life, XXXVIII     |        hand like the soul of the Provincial, and ascend to heaven. This
35     Rel, VII         |       consulted twice;683 also a Provincial, now in Rome, called Gil
36     Rel, VII         |          and him also who is now Provincial of Castille,—this latter,
37     Rel, VII         |          with Salinas, Dominican Provincial, a man of great spirituality;~ ./. 
38     Rel, VIII        |       were talking to the Father Provincial; only I saw nothing, and
39     Ind              |       fulfilled, Rel. ii. 6, 17.~Provincial, the, of the Carmelites
40     Ind              |          Salasar, de, Angel. See Provincial.~Salazar, de, Gaspar, Rector