Part, Chapter

 1     Int, Arg  | instructive to souls. This chapter brings the history of her Life,
 2    Life, X    |       because of the great gain it brings us. And what greater gain
 3    Life, XI   |       possession of this true love brings all blessings with it.~ ./. 
 4    Life, XIII |             and this way of prayer brings great advantages with it—
 5    Life, XIV  |            place now in this state brings the very greatest consolation;
 6    Life, XV   |      contrary, the will by degrees brings the understanding and the
 7    Life, XV   |         this love is by the joy it brings. This quiet and recollection
 8    Life, XVII |         shows our wretchedness and brings out most distinctly the
 9    Life, XX   |           all that we can desire—brings with it greater pain; for
10    Life, XX   |         our weakness; for, as pain brings with it the risk of death,
11    Life, XX   |           of these raptures always brings. No one will believe this
12    Life, XXI  |           their own. When our Lord brings a soul on to this state,
13    Life, XXII |          again, that the same Lord brings it to the perfection of
14    Life, XXVII|          great a good. This vision brings with it great blessings.~
15    Life, XXXIV|         the anxiety and trouble it brings. People must be careful
16    Life, XXXV |         the possession of property brings in its train. This holy
17     Rel, I    |            fruits and blessings it brings with it are in a moment
18     Rel, XI   |         feel that presence, and it brings with it so many blessings,
19     Ind       |      Bezadas to be cured, v. 5, 6; brings her to his house in Avila,