Part, Chapter

 1     Int, Arg  |          the grace of God, we can proceed by ourselves, and speaks
 2    Pref       |           enough to see when they proceed from ourselves, but to distinguish
 3     Ann       |         Beltran encourages her to proceed with her plan of founding
 4    Life, I    |           have found the means to proceed; but our greatest difficulty
 5    Life, XI   |         it by that name—I shall proceed with hereafter—I have
 6    Life, XIII |          Why should it not rather proceed to other matters which our
 7    Life, XIV  |    Himself, from Whom all virtues proceed; for His Majesty has begun
 8    Life, XV   |           of those reasons, which proceed from reason itself, to quicken
 9    Life, XX   |      companionship seems to me to proceed from our weakness; for,
10    Life, XXV  | illustration; for these locutions proceed occasionally in such great
11    Life, XXV  |           hear the locutions that proceed from the understanding whenever
12    Life, XXV  |          therefore best for us to proceed always with great caution;
13    Life, XXIX |         order that everything may proceed gently, and that the operations
14    Life, XXXVI|         they were angry enough to proceed to its destruction at once,
15    Life, XXXIX|           steps, so that they may proceed only as we do ourselves.
16     Rel, IX   |        inflowings of grace, which proceed from this Communion wherein
17     Ind       |          xxxiii. 4; orders her to proceed, xxxiii. 13.~Alvarez, F.