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 1    Life, IV     | effect; for if a person lives detached for the love of God only,
 2    Life, XIII   |       light of honour, and be detached from our possessions. Our
 3    Life, XV     |   humble, indifferent to, and detached from, all joy, however spiritual,
 4    Life, XIX    |     are neither mortified nor detached; for these are not at present
 5    Life, XX     |    have the body itself to be detached also: and thus a certain
 6    Life, XXI    |        Oh, if we were utterly detached,—if we never placed our
 7    Life, XXI    |     who  ./. think themselves detached, and who say so of themselves,
 8    Life, XXI    |    off, between those who are detached in words, and those who
 9    Life, XXI    |     do well, and strive to be detached, still He does not always
10    Life, XXII   |       more so, the more it is detached,—when our Lord might have
11    Life, XXXI   | despise our own good name, be detached from our kindred; avoid
12    Life, XXXI   |      ago, not only that I was detached from my kindred, but that
13    Life, XXXI   |   found out that I was not so detached as I thought, and that it
14    Life, XXXI   |     that we are not all of us detached, though we think we are;
15    Life, XXXIII |     to render them thoroughly detached and mortified, and our Lord
16    Life, XXXVI  | myself among those who are so detached. Their occupation is to
17    Life, XXXVIII|     in truth, and are utterly detached from the things of this
18    Life, XXXIX  |       and learn how much more detached and more near to God these
19    Life, XXXIX  |      I did not think I was so detached from all things as I used
20     Rel, I(622) |  their rule.~"27. She is most detached from her kindred, has no
21     Rel, I      |  progress, and thus resolved, detached, and courageous, I love
22     Rel, II     |       far more advanced, more detached from the things of this