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 1    Life, I          |        Though possessing great beauty, yet was it never known
 2    Life, IX         |      though I read much of His beauty, and looked at pictures
 3    Life, XXVIII     |        and His Hands only. The beauty of them was so great, that
 4    Life, XXVIII     |     the resurrection, in great beauty and majesty, as I particularly
 5    Life, XXVIII     | delight our eyes but the great beauty of glorified bodies, that
 6    Life, XXVIII(408)|    present before her in great beauty, risen from the dead, with
 7    Life, XXVIII     |      which enables us to see a beauty so divine. It is a light
 8    Life, XXVIII     |  impression of the majesty and beauty of God, that it is impossible
 9    Life, XXVIII     |      behold the excellency and beauty and glory of the most Holy
10    Life, XXVIII     |      supposition; for the very beauty and whiteness of one of
11    Life, XXIX       |  Christ, and imagine His great beauty? No little time is necessary,
12    Life, XXIX       |        contemplating His great beauty, and the sweetness with
13    Life, XXXIII     |        appeared to me in great beauty, and bade me take courage,
14    Life, XXXIII     | wherewith to compare them. The beauty of them is such as can be
15    Life, XXXIII     |        a daubing of soot. This beauty, which I saw in our Lady,
16    Life, XXXVII     |    impression of His exceeding beauty, and it remains with me
17    Life, XXXVII     |     ever since I saw the great beauty563 of our Lord, I never
18    Life, XXXVIII    |      my Lord, to look upon Thy beauty amid shapes so hideous!
19     Rel, IX         |        swarthy, but in strange beauty: around his head was a garland
20     Rel, IX         |        thinking of him in that beauty. I have had a fear of its
21     Ind             |       Saint, vii. 27, xix. 19.~Beauty of our Lord, xxviii. 2,