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 1     Int         |     surrounding circumstances as described by him. Bearing in mind
 2    Life, IV     |      follow the way of prayer it described with all my might. And as
 3    Life, IX     |       thought I saw myself there described, and began to recommend
 4    Life, XVIII  |        it cannot be more clearly described, because what then takes
 5    Life, XX     |   speaking of now, and all those described in this book, and it is
 6    Life, XX     |    effects of it are what I have described. Now let us return to raptures,
 7    Life, XXII   |         states of prayer already described,—it is clear that, whether
 8    Life, XXVII  |      visions of this kind can be described. Afterwards I learnt from
 9    Life, XXVII  |      speaking, in the way I have described.~8. There is so much of
10    Life, XXVIII |       majesty, as I particularly described it to you, my father, when
11    Life, XXVIII |        violence to myself. But I described it as well as I could, and
12    Life, XXVIII |          results of them which I described when I was speaking of locutions.414
13    Life, XXVIII |      abide in the soul cannot be described; even the body receives
14    Life, XXVIII |          to be nothing when thus described; but I, who in the course
15    Life, XXXI   |   Perfection.~1. Now that I have described certain temptations and
16    Life, XXXVIII|        supreme that it cannot be described; for then all the senses
17    Life, XXXVIII|          mercies, then, hitherto described, are not, in my opinion,
18    Life, XXXVIII| occasions when I saw what I have described? Truly, O my Lord and my
19    Life, XXXIX  |        joy I then felt cannot be described, either in writing or by
20     Rel, I      |          do.~24. All this I have described, together with a very constant
21     Rel, I      | blessings which seem too briefly described. Afterwards I fall into
22     Rel, IV     |        the reason is what I have described; I know not if it is so.
23     Rel, VII    |       minutely, as it is already described at very great length,684
24     Rel, VII    |     should give. She did so, and described her sins and her life. He
25     Rel, VII    |          fear about herself, and described her state to so many, these
26     Rel, VII    |       deluded by Satan, as it is described at length in the account
27     Rel, VII    |       distress such as cannot be described, at the mere hearing interiorly
28     Rel, VIII   |         fine that they cannot be described and when the soul sees itself
29     Rel, IX     |     wrought this grace cannot be described. The Father seemed to ratify