Part, Chapter

 1     Int         |        to point out a number of places which could not have been
 2     Int         |         may be found in various places28 as well as in the letter
 3    Pref         |    correct the language in some places, and explain it in others;
 4    Life, II     |         of God to those whom He places among good people. It seems
 5    Life, VII    |       His image painted in many places, to have an oratory of my
 6    Life, X      |       of that which His Majesty places before it.~2. Before this,
 7    Life, XIII   |    other matters which our Lord places before it, and for neglecting
 8    Life, XXIV   |        to hide myself in secret places, and so I scarcely dared
 9    Life, XXXII  |         often and went to other places, where, however, we could
10    Life, XXXVIII|       showing them to me in the places they occupy. There is a
11     Rel, VII    |       out, if any were in those places where she went to found 
12     Rel, VII    | founding monasteries in so many places. Her spirit was tried enough,
13     Rel, IX     |       those who dwell in desert places; thinking that, as they
14     Ind         |       marriage, ii. 4, note, 8; places the Saint at school in a