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1 Int | writers assume that she entered the convent of the Incarnation4 2 Int | lectum illum. As St. Teresa entered the convent without the 3 Ann, 0(74) | as the year in which she entered the monastery.~ 4 Life, I(87) | years older than the Saint, entered the army, and, serving in 5 Life, IV(102)| the most probable opinion, entered the Dominican monastery 6 Life, IV(106)| The Saint entered the Monastery of the Incarnation 7 Life, IV(106)| Bouix). Ribera says she entered November 2, 1535; and the 8 Life, VIII | them; for even ./. if He entered into a soul to take His 9 Life, XIV | fruition ofwhich it has entered itself.~5. If it be our 10 Life, XV | fruition of which itself has entered on, or if it labours to 11 Life, XV | prudent bee; for if no bees entered the hive, and each of them 12 Life, XXII | whose head it could have entered to be not satisfied with 13 Life, XXIV | some years before, and had entered the Society of Jesus. My 14 Life, XXV | quitted the church,369 and entered an oratory. I had not been 15 Life, XXVII | without our knowing how it entered; but we do know well that 16 Life, XXVII | of the blessed who have entered on it, when they see that, 17 Life, XXXIX | rain was nothing. When I entered the church I fell into a 18 Rel, III | rest with the souls which entered the monasteries; that I 19 Rel, VIII | which it then seems to have entered upon within itself, and