Chapter

 1 1  |        this is the most perfect state of Religion I have ever
 2 XII|    Masseo had reached a greater state of perfection than any of
 3 4  |       he has called him to this state to save merely his own soul
 4 8  |      his life in the Order in a state of great sanctity. ~To the
 5 3  |       abandoned him. Being in a state of great despair he determined
 6 4  |     from matins until none in a state of rapture.~Brother Bernard
 7 4  |      they were found to be in a state of ecstasy all night long,
 8 8  |     passed several days in this state of mind, as he was entering
 9 14 |  probably thou wilt die in this state. If there is any way by
10 28 | suffered in Purgatory; and this state lasted six months, though
11 29 |         and he remained in this state till the hour came to say
12 29 |    Brother John was raised to a state of contemplation yet sweeter,
13 29 |   opened nor moved; and in this state he remained till the third