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 1    Life, XXVII | Directed by a Different Way. Intellectual Visions.~1. I now resume
 2    Life, XXVIII|      than I do, say that the intellectual vision is more perfect than
 3    Life, XXVIII|    have spoken of,—that of intellectual vision,—we learn how He
 4    Life, XXIX  |    yet I see them only by an intellectual vision, such as I have spoken
 5     Rel, III   |     distinctly present in an intellectual vision, whereby my soul
 6     Rel, III   |      me by a certain kind of intellectual vision the condition of
 7     Rel, III   |      in its company I saw by intellectual vision the most Holy Trinity,
 8     Rel, III   |    forms, for the vision was intellectual. She remained there during
 9     Rel, V     |      most Holy Trinity in an intellectual vision, for some days after
10     Rel, VII   |      a way so subtile and so intellectual that at first she sometimes
11     Rel, IX    |     how, unless it was by an intellectual vision which passed rapidly
12     Rel, IX    |  beside my  ./. heart, in an intellectual vision; His words were: "
13     Rel, IX    |      our Lord Himself, in an intellectual vision so clear as to seem
14     Rel, XI    | visions have ceased, but the intellectual vision of the Three Persons
15     Ind        |    26; unable to counterfeit intellectual visions, xxvii. 4–8; tries
16     Ind        |     14, xxvii. 3, xxviii. 2; intellectual, xxvii. 4; different from