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 1     Int, Arg    |        II.—How she lost these virtues and how important it is
 2     Int, Arg    | darkness, and to strengthen her virtues so that she should not offend 
 3    Pref         |   persecutors, and of her other virtues, which any one who will
 4    Life, VI     |       little while, I saw these virtues renewed within me; still
 5    Life, VI     |       His Majesty had implanted virtues in me which of themselves
 6    Life, X      |      seek after the other great virtues to which the perfect attain,
 7    Life, XI     |   Himself in the midst of these virtues.~11. Let us now see how
 8    Life, XI     |       our power—and makes our virtues grow. By water here I mean
 9    Life, XI     |         offend Thee, nor let my virtues perish; if Thou hast given
10    Life, XI     |     will of God to multiply our virtues by means thereof.~
11    Life, XII    |    which may help the growth of virtues, according to that which
12    Life, XIII   |         silence, and many other virtues that will not kill these
13    Life, XIII   |        to be endowed with solid virtues, that he may not put temptation
14    Life, XIII   |        to take advantage of the virtues we may have, for the purpose
15    Life, XIII   |          always to consider the virtues and the good qualities which
16    Life, XIV    |         now supplies, makes the virtues thrive much more, beyond
17    Life, XIV    |   believe, is it that makes the virtues grow the more, and also
18    Life, XIV    |      God Himself, from Whom all virtues proceed; for His Majesty
19    Life, XVII   |       am tired.~4. Finally, the virtues are now stronger than they
20    Life, XVII   |     this is most plain; and the virtues continue to grow, as I said
21    Life, XIX    |     persons not grown strong in virtues, who are neither mortified
22    Life, XIX    |         cannot fly, because the virtues are not strong, and itself
23    Life, XXI    |       perfume of the flowers of virtues is for itself and for others.
24    Life, XXVIII |       out my faults, implanting virtues and spiritual strength;
25    Life, XXX    |      asleep, like all the other virtues; not lost, however,—for
26    Life, XXXI   |        whole tree, because some virtues remain, the worm will eat
27    Life, XXXIII |        as well as of many other virtues, was such as to fill me
28    Life, XXXVIII|  increase in the strength of my virtues. May He be blessed and praised
29     Rel, I(622) |      daily in the perfection of virtues, and learns by these things
30     Rel, I      |         than myself; and so the virtues of others seem to me much
31     Rel, I      |    without knowing whence these virtues came to me; I did not know
32     Rel, II     |     could imagine any one of my virtues to be mine, for it is not
33     Rel, V      |    faults and sins, and not for virtues, nor for anything of the
34     Rel, VII    |          but she always desired virtues more than anything else;
35     Rel, VII    |      could leave her with these virtues could not be an evil one,
36     Rel, VIII   |   wealth of humility, and other virtues and desires, left in the
37     Rel, VIII   |          that is, at first. The virtues, as it seems to me, remain