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 1     Int, Arg      |           first degree, and gives advice with respect to certain
 2     Int, Arg      |        subject, she gives certain advice how one should behave in
 3     Int, Arg      |       praise of God, and contains advice for those who have reached
 4     Int, Arg      |          from the neglect of this advice). This is most noteworthy
 5     Int, Arg      |        very good things by way of advice to persons who are walking
 6    Pref           |          Garcia of Toledo and the advice of the Inquisitor must have
 7    Life, II       |      disorders. If I were to give advice, I would say to parents
 8    Life, II       |           these had given me good advice, I might perhaps have profited
 9    Life, VII      |          If parents would take my advice, now that they are at no
10    Life, VII      |           to die; so also was the advice he gave us after the last
11    Life, XII      | conscience.~12. Again I repeat my advice: it is of great moment not
12    Life, XII      |        beginners, and because the advice I have given is very important.
13    Life, XIII     |         myself—and to give some advice about certain things which
14    Life, XIII     |          do what we can.~16. This advice, also, they must take into
15    Life, XIII     |           cannot do it, I have no advice to give, except that they
16    Life, XV       |          on Him, according to the advice already given, the devil
17    Life, XXIV     |         He gave both medicine and advice, as one who had made great
18    Life, XXIV     |      always helped me and gave me advice according to his power,—
19    Life, XXIV     |      everything, according to his advice. It did a great deal of
20    Life, XXVI     |         graces secret. To me, the advice seemed good, because I felt
21    Life, XXIX(428)|          the Saint refers to this advice, and to the better advice
22    Life, XXIX(428)|         advice, and to the better advice given her later by F. Dominic
23    Life, XXXII    |          no one who would give us advice; and so they said that it
24    Life, XXXV     |          of God.~4. As I took the advice of many in everything, I
25    Life, XXXV     |           mind to seek no further advice.~7. One day, when I was
26    Life, XXXVI    |           did nothing without the advice of learned men, in order
27    Life, XXXVI    |         it was I did not take his advice. He then disappeared. I
28     Rel, V        |        things, though always with advice and under obedience. I see
29     Rel, VI       |        cease, and I neglected his advice and repeated my request,
30     Ind           |         concerning, Rel. iii. 14; advice to, Rel. x.~Caterpillar
31     Ind           |         xxiii. 6; gives spiritual advice to the Saint, xxiii. 11;