Part, Chapter

 1     Int, Arg   |         virtue, and how she was helped by having virtuous parents.~
 2    Life, I     |       feared God. Our Lord also helped me with His grace. All this
 3    Life, I     |      six or seven years old. It helped me, too, that I never saw
 4    Life, II    |        talked with her; for she helped me in all the amusements
 5    Life, IV    |   anyhow, a director would have helped me to escape the risks I
 6    Life, V     |        eyes. Our Lady must have helped him greatly, for he had
 7    Life, V     | observing this resolution in me helped him to have that affection
 8    Life, VI    |       and in my confessors, who helped me so little. If they had
 9    Life, VI    |        things Thou hast Thyself helped me to succeed therein. I
10    Life, VII   |       did Satan too, in that he helped me to think so: he made
11    Life, VII   |       to make a meditation, and helped them and gave them books;
12    Life, VII   |         all this, it might have helped me not to fall. I might,
13    Life, IX    |       said, came to my aid, and helped me to turn away from them.
14    Life, XVI   |        reverence, willing to be helped by a simplicity so great
15    Life, XXI   |         ordinarily did me harm, helped me on. Everything contributed
16    Life, XXII  |         understand matters that helped me to know myself, but which
17    Life, XXIII |       by which my soul could be helped onwards; for they were fitted
18    Life, XXIII |       will help them, as He has helped me. If He had not, the greatest
19    Life, XXIV  |      the work of God. He always helped me and gave me advice according
20    Life, XXV   |          who has so effectually helped me!~ ./. 
21    Life, XXXII |         will help us, as He has helped me. May it please His Majesty
22    Life, XXXII |       and in this way he always helped us, as I shall show by and 
23    Life, XXXII | pacified, and some of them even helped us. One of them was the
24    Life, XXXIII|      Order in our neighbourhood helped us to live; and, what is
25    Life, XXXIV |        others might remain, who helped me in my great afflictions,
26    Life, XXXVI |    perfectly calm, and our Lord helped me, I explained everything
27    Life, XXXVI |        to see those persons who helped me lose their credit and
28    Life, XXXVI | perfection, a priest549 who had helped me always, went to the court
29    Life, XXXVI |         much on our behalf, and helped us in every way. He had
30    Life, XXXVI |         so still. All those who helped us, our Lord filled with
31    Life, XXXVI |       Lord. His Majesty visibly helped the priest I have spoken
32    Life, XXXVI |   enough; for some of those who helped me agreed to do so; and
33    Life, XXXVI |      the Dominican friar554 who helped us, exerted himself most
34    Life, XXXIX |      seen in the vision, and it helped me greatly not to trust
35     Rel, I     |         and seeing God, are not helped by any reflections, as formerly,
36     Rel, II    |       progress should have been helped by me; and I perceive that
37     Rel, IV    |        as I said before,—that helped me; and as nothing on earth,
38     Rel, IX    |        life lasts, it cannot be helped." While dwelling on this,
39     Ind        |       xxxvii. 6; supernaturally helped when writing, xxxviii. 28;