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 1     Int             |       do that the writings of women should become public property;
 2     Int             |    favourite study of men and women of various schools of thought,
 3    Pref             | unseemly that the writings of women should be made public. The
 4    Pref             |      afraid of, especially in women, who are very ready to believe
 5    Pref             |       2. Saints, both men and women, have had revelations, not
 6    Pref             |   monasteries both of men and women.69~Anne of Jesus, in 1586,
 7    Life, V          |     be on their guard against women who will do things of this
 8    Life, V          |   greater affection for those women whom they see disposed to
 9    Life, V          |   attainment of earthly ends, women must have more power over
10    Life, VI         |       some people, especially women, make use of with a ceremoniousness
11    Life, VII        |        namely, a monastery of women unenclosed—yea, more,
12    Life, VII        |      not speaking now more of women than of men—where the
13    Life, VII        | basest of all who are born of women; but I believe that he who,
14    Life, XI         |     our part.~21. As for poor women, such as I am, weak and
15    Life, XII        |       be no mistaking it. For women, it is specially wrong,
16    Life, XIII       |       praise God greatly—we women, and those who are unlearned,
17    Life, XXI        |      Thee some service. Other women there have been who did
18    Life, XXIII      |        But as, in these days, women have fallen into great delusions
19    Life, XXIII      |   particularly in the case of women,—for our weakness is great,
20    Life, XXIII      |       meaning, then, is, that women should be directed with
21    Life, XXVI       |       Nor is it right that we women, who are unlearned, should
22    Life, XXVII      |      —at least, none for us women, who know so little: learned
23    Life, XXVIII(419)|    Spain, and elsewhere, many women who were hypocrites, or
24    Life, XXXIII     | altogether the foolishness of women; and the complaints against
25    Life, XXXV(511)  |    went to Rome with two holy women of the Order of St. Francis.
26    Life, XXXVI      |  Satan did against a few poor women, and also how all people
27    Life, XXXVI      |    thought that merely twelve women, with a prioress, could
28    Life, XL         |   importance, particularly to women, that they should go to
29    Life, XL         |   herein. There are many more women than men to whom our Lord
30    Life, XL         |   myself. He used to say that women made greater progress in
31    Life, XL         |     opinion, all in favour of women; but there is no necessity
32     Rel, I(622)     |   littleness and silliness of women; she is singularly free
33     Rel, II         |  friends I have, both men and women and kindred. This is the
34     Rel, III        |      what St. Paul says about women, how they should stay at
35     Rel, V          |       It seems to us ignorant women that the Persons of the
36     Ind             |      xxxvi. 20, 21; said that women make greater progress than
37     Ind             |   imperfect union, xviii. 16.~Women, great care necessary in