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 1    Pref         |       de Leon, contrary to the practice of his predecessors. But
 2    Life, III    |        with him some days. His practice was to read good books in
 3    Life, IV     |      nearly nine months in the practice of solitude—our Lord began
 4    Life, V      |       and that I had begun the practice of prayer, so that I might
 5    Life, VI     |       any one, and my ordinary practice was to avoid all detraction;
 6    Life, VI     |     sometimes. But my ordinary practice was this: and thus those
 7    Life, VII    |    reason for giving up a  ./. practice which does not require,
 8    Life, XI     |      prayer, and has begun the practice of it. We have, then, as
 9    Life, XII    |        our works be poor. This practice of the presence of Christ
10    Life, XIX    |        if I go on now with the practice of prayer. I think so too,
11    Life, XXVII  | increased warmth. His ordinary practice was to eat but once in three
12    Life, XXX    |      undertook any penitential practice, the whole was so slight,
13    Life, XXXIV  |       after she had begun this practice, and keeping a strict watch
14     Rel, XI(735)|     Vicente did not change the practice, assigning as his reason
15     Ind         |        of God, the, xviii. 20; practice of the, xii. 3; effects