The life and letters of St. Teresa
Subtitle: Volume 2
Publisher: Burns and Oates
Published: 1895
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: CHAPTER I.; title: EIGHTEEN MONTHS AT AVILA.; title: St. Teresa at the Incarnation Convent 1; title: Reforms introduced 2; title: Her great gentleness 3; title: St. John of the Cross as confessor 4; title: His life at the convent 4; title: Anecdotes 5; title: St. Teresa's spiritual state 6; title: Described in the Castle of the Soul 7; title: Ecstasy of the two Saints 11; title: Letter to Dofia Maria de Mendoza 12; title: The "Cartel" from Pastrana 17; title: Jerome Gratian and his parents 18; title: Thoughts of entering the Society 20; title: The Carmelites at Alcala 20; title: Visit to Pastrana 21; title: He enters the Reform 21; title: Answer to the challenge 22; title: Teresa's Letter to Philip II. 24; title: Letter to Father Ordonez 25; title: Teresa sent to Salamanca 28; title: Letters to Juana de Ahumada 28; title: Note to Chapter I. 31; title: CHAPTER II.; title: A VISIT TO SALAMANCA.; title: Leaving Avila 33; title: The journey 34; title: The house at Salamanca 34; title: The eve of St. Michael 35; title: Prayer of Teresa 36; title: Trouble after the opening 37; title: History of the Foundations 38; title: The convent at Valladolid 39; title: Casilda de Padilla 39; title: Story of her vocation 40; title: Death of Ruy Gomez 45; title: The Princess of Eboli 45; title: At Pastrana 46; title: Distress of the nuns 47; title: Invitation to Segovia 47; title: Letter to Father Banez 49; title: His assistance to Casilda 50; title: Teresa at Alba de Tormez 52; title: Note to Chapter II. 54; title: CHAPTER III.; title: SEGOVIA.; title: Teresa at Segovia 55; title: Troubles after taking possession 56; title: She is helped by a Canon 58; title: Translation of the nuns from Pastrana 59; title: They arrive at Segovia 60; title: Death of Isabella of the Angels 61; title: Trance of St. Teresa 62; title: Vision of St. Albert 64; title: And St. Dominic 64; title: Beatrix of the Incarnation 66; title: Letter to Mary Baptist 69; title: Proposed foundation at Veas 71; title: Letter to Father Banez 72; title: And to Don Teutonio de Braganza 73; title: Letter to Antonio Gaytan 76; title: Note to Chapter III. 77; title: CHAPTER IV.; title: THE REFORM IN ANDALUSIA.; title: The Apostolical Visitors 79; title: Reform spreading in Andalusia 80; title: Two friars detained by the Visitor 81; title: Monastery of St. Juan del Porto 82; title: Balthasar of Jesus 82; title: Hermits of the Sierra Morena 83; title: Jerome Gratian in Andalusia 85; title: Made Vicar by the Visitor 87; title: Monastery of the Reform at Seville 88; title: Anger of the Mitigated Friars 88; title: They write to Rome 89; title: Imprudence of the Discalced 89; title: Gregory XIII. revokes the powers of the Visitors 90; title: The Nuncio in Spain 91; title: St. Teresa's Constitutions 92; title: Prioress of St. Joseph's 93; title: Mistake about Veas 93; title: Fra Hernandez 94; title: Foundresses at Veas 95; title: CHAPTER V.; title: TERESA AT VEAS.; title: Teresa at Valladolid 100; title: Letter to Father Baiiez 101; title: Her account of Father Hernandez 102; title: Letter to Don Teutonio 103; title: Projected foundation at Madrid 104; title: Letter to Father Luis de Granada 105; title: Anecdotes 106; title: Help of St. Joseph 107; title: Arrival at Veas 107; title: Her Life sent to the Inquisition 108; title: Veas found to be in Andalusia 109; title: Jerome Gratian at Veas 110; title: Meeting with St. Teresa 111; title: Gratian orders her to found at Seville 112; title: Letter to the Bishop of Avila 113; title: Her Superiors not informed 114; title: Her desire to go to Madrid 115; title: Answer to her prayer 116; title: Gratian's command 116; title: Note to Chapter V. 117; title: CHAPTER VI.; title: BEGINNINGS AT SEVILLE.; title: The journey to Seville 118; title: Her statements as to Father Gratian 122; title: Ludolph's Life of ChriSt. 124; title: Mistake as to the house at Seville 125; title: Difficulty with the Archbishop 126; title: He grants permission 127; title: Misery of the convent 127; title: The Princess of Eboli and the Life 128; title: Approbation of the Holy Office 130; title: Teresa's letter to the General 131; title: Commentary on it 137; title: Proposed foundation at Caravaca 139; title: Teresa's account 140; title: Nuns sent from Malagon 142; title: Letter to Antonio Gaytan 143; title: Letter to the King 144; title: Gratian appointed Visitor by the Nuncio 146; title: Arrival of Lorenzo de Cepeda 147; title: Letter to Juana de Ahumada 147; title: "Teresita" 149; title: Gratian begins his visits 150; title: Visit from Observantine Friars 151; title: News of the Chapter at Piacenza 152; title: Difficulties of Gratian 152; title: Council of the Discalced 153; title: Gratian's measures 154; title: Alarm of Teresa 155; title: Letters of this time 156; title: The convent at Toledo 157; title: Warnings to Gratian 158; title: Note to Chapter VI. 160; title: CHAPTER VII.; title: THE DECREE OF RECLUSION.; title: The Chapter at Piacenza 161; title: The Discalced Friars blamed 162; title: Mission of Father Tostado 162; title: Intended extinction of the Reform 163; title: The General Rossi 165; title: Decree about St. Teresa 166; title: Communicated to her 167; title: Intervention of Gratian 167; title: Her letter to the General 168; title: Remarks upon it 175; title: Teresa and the General 176; title: The Council of Trent 177; title: Troubles in the convent 178; title: Visit of the Inquisitors 179; title: Account of herself to Father Rodrigo Alvarez 180; title: His approbation of her spirit 185; title: The new house at Seville 186; title: Gratitude to Garcia Alvarez 187; title: Entrance into the new house 189; title: Great function 189; title: The Archbishop and St. Teresa 189; title: Letter to Ambrose Mariano 190; title: Her sanguine hopes 193; title: Letters to Mary BaptiSt. 194; title: State of the Convent of the Incarnation 196; title: Indecision as to her residence 198; title: Letter to Rodrigo de Moya 201; title: The convent at Caravaca 202; title: Note to Chapter VII. 204; title: CHAPTER VIII.; title: RETIREMENT AT TOLEDO.; title: Great number of St. Teresa's letters 205; title: Their importance 206; title: Relation to the history 207; title: Mode of dealing with the letters 208; title: Leaving Seville 210; title: At Toledo 210; title: Difficulties at Malagon 210; title: Letters about entertaining friars at the convents 211; title: The Prioress at Seville 212; title: Her reserve with St. Teresa 212; title: Letters to her 213; title: Anne of St. Bartholomew 215; title: Chapter at Moraleja 216; title: Protest of the Discalced Friars 216; title: Chapter at Almodovar 218; title: Differences among the friars 218; title: The mission to Rome neglected 220; title: The royal authority 220; title: The Mitigated Friars in Andalusia 221; title: Success of Gratian 221; title: Ambrose Mariano at Toledo 222; title: Convent of Paterna 224; title: Difficulties of the Nuncio 224; title: Death of Ormaneto 225; title: Great danger of the Reform 226; title: Note to Chapter VIII. 227; title: CHAPTER IX.; title: FAMILY LETTERS FROM TOLEDO (1576 — 1577).; title: Letter to Lorenzo de Cepeda 229; title: To Luis de Cepeda 230; title: To Diego de Guzman 231; title: To Lorenzo de Cepeda 232; title: His verses 237; title: To the same 240; title: To the same 243; title: Note to Chapter IX. 247; title: CHAPTER X.; title: LETTERS TO CONVENTS OF THE REFORM.; title: The first novice at Seville 248; title: Letter to Mary of St. Joseph 251; title: Difficulties at Caravaca 252; title: Letters to Mary of St. Joseph 253; title: The Fathers of the Society at Seville 254; title: Nicolas Doria 255; title: Indiscreet mortifications 256; title: Nuns not to be Latinists 257; title: The Prioress at Malagon 258; title: Dr. Velasquez 259; title: Reform at Paterna 260; title: Letters to Mary of St. Joseph 261; title: Value of her health 262; title: Letter for the New Year 263; title: A letter of banter 264; title: Teresita and Isabella Gratian 265; title: Postulants at Seville 266; title: Message to the nuns at Paterna 267; title: Letter of spiritual direction 269; title: Gratian at Madrid 271; title: Letter to Mary BaptiSt. 272; title: Casilda de Padilla to be professed 273; title: Disputes about money 274; title: Note to Chapter X. 276; title: CHAPTER XI.; title: LETTERS TO THE FRIARS OF THE REFORM.; title: Teresa and Father Gratian 278; title: Dr. Velasquez 279; title: Letter to Gratian at Almodovar 279; title: Dofia Juana Dantisco 281; title: Antonio de Jesus on the Chapter 282; title: Fear about the Nuncio 283; title: How to use the friars of the Mitigation 284; title: Letters to Gratian and Mariano 285; title: Letter to Mariano 286; title: Mariano and the house at Madrid 287; title: Good news from Veas 288; title: The Book of the Foundations 28; title: Letter to Mariano 290; title: Letters to Gratian 291; title: The maripose 292; title: Warning to Gratian 293; title: Father Juan de Jesus as Visitor 295; title: Gratian summoned to Madrid 296; title: Letter to Gratian 297; title: Desire for new foundations 298; title: Letter to Mariano 298; title: Question as to bare feet 299; title: Opinion of St. Teresa 300; title: Friars to be well fed 300; title: Manual work 300; title: The Monastery of Mount Calvary 301; title: Great austerities 302; title: Letter to Gratian 304; title: Letter to Mariano 304; title: The Carta del Vejamen 305; title: Teresa's sportiveness 306; title: Francis of Salcedo 307; title: Julian of Avila 307; title: St. John of the Cross 308; title: Lorenzo de Cepeda 308; title: Note to Chapter XI. 310; title: CHAPTER XII.; title: AFTER THE DEATH OF THE NUNCIO.; title: Philip Sega 312; title: Effect of Ormaneto's death 313; title: Accusations against Gratian 314; title: Teresa's letter to the King 314; title: The charges recanted 316; title: Death of Mgr. Covarrubias 317; title: Quiroga and Tostado 318; title: Teresa at Avila 318; title: The election at the Incarnation 319; title: Excommunication of the majority 320; title: Jealousies of religious 321; title: Efforts of St. Teresa for peace 322; title: Absolution by Fra Maldonado 322; title: Seizure of St. John and his companion 323; title: St. Teresa writes to the King 323; title: Tostado defeated at Court 326; title: Letter to Don Teutonio de Braganza 327; title: The Interior Castle 330; title: Plan of the work 331; title: The Mansions 332; title: Completion of the work 335; title: Accident to Teresa 336; title: Painful resetting 337; title: Father Gaspar de Salazar 337; title: His desire to enter Carmel 338; title: Letter of the Provincial 338; title: Answer of Teresa 339; title: Reason of her indignation 342; title: Attractiveness of Carmel 343; title: Father Gaspar remains 344; title: Note fo Chapter XII. 346; title: CHAPTER XIII.; title: MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS.; title: Fewer letters at this time 347; title: Less to write about 348; title: Letter to Mary of St. Joseph 349; title: To Anne of St. Albert 349; title: To Mary of St. Joseph 351; title: Letters to the Chaplain at Malagon 352; title: Complaints against the Superior 353; title: Another letter to the Chaplain 354; title: Severe remarks 355; title: Letters to the Bishop of Avila 355; title: Letter to Mary of St. Joseph 357; title: To Alonzo de Aranda 358; title: And the Duchess of Alba 358; title: The Interior Castle 359; title: Letters to Mary of St. Joseph 360; title: Note to Chapter XIII. 361; title: CHAPTER XIV.; title: MONSIGNOR SEGA AND THE REFORM.; title: The new Nuncio 363; title: Statement by Teresa 364; title: Gratian inactive 365; title: Prostration of the friars 365; title: The Nuncio's Brief against Gratian 366; title: His opinion of Teresa 367; title: A gleam of light 368; title: Decree of the Royal Council 369; title: Perplexity of Gratian 370; title: Teresa's line with him 371; title: Andalusian Carmelites at Pastrana 373; title: Submission of Gratian 373; title: Displeasure of the King 373; title: Discalced Friars at Madrid 374; title: Letter to Gratian 375; title: To Roque de Huerta 375; title: To Francis de Cepeda 376; title: To Dona Maria de Mendoza 377; title: To Mary of St. Joseph 378; title: To Gratian 380; title: To the same 381; title: To the same, about Malagon 382; title: Two letters to the same 384; title: Letter to Mary of St. Joseph 385; title: How to deal with infirm minds 386; title: Father Domingo Bafiez 386; title: Brief of the Nuncio 387; title: Language against Gratian 388; title: Memorial by St. Teresa 388; title: Instructions for deputies to Rome 389; title: Letter to Juana de Ahumada 391; title: Letters to Gratian 391; title: Letter to Father Paolo Hernandez 393; title: Conclusion 397; title: Note to Chapter XIV. 399