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  • ▶▼   Title page
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  • ▶▼   A short method of prayer
    • ▶▼   Chap. I. Prayer possible at all times, by the most simple
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    • ▶▼   Chap. II. First degree of prayer
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    • ▶▼   Chap. III. Second degree of prayer, called here the prayer of simplicity
      13 14 15
    • ▶▼   Chap. IV. Spiritual dryness
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    • ▶▼   Chap. V. Abandonment to God
      18 19 20
    • ▶▼   Chap. VI. Suffering
      21 22
    • ▶▼   Chap. VII. Mysteries
      23 24
    • ▶▼   Chap. VIII. Virtue
      25 26
    • ▶▼   Chap. IX. Perfect conversion
      27 28 29
    • ▶▼   Chap. X. Higher degree of prayer, that of the simple presence of God
      30 31 32 33 34
    • ▶▼   Chap. XI. Rest in the presence of God--inward and outward silence
      35 36 37 38
    • ▶▼   Chap. XII. Self-examination and confession
      39 40 41
    • ▶▼   Chap. XIII. Reading and vocal prayer
      42 43
    • ▶▼   Chap. XIV. The faults and temptations of this degree
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    • ▶▼   Chap. XV. Prayer and sacrifice explained by the similitude of a perfume
      47 48 49 50
    • ▶▼   Chap. XVI. This state not one of idleness, but of action
      51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62
    • ▶▼   Chap. XVII. Distinction between exterior and interior actions
      63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70
    • ▶▼   Chap. XVIII. Exhortations to preachers
      71 72 73 74 75 76
    • ▶▼   Chap. XIX. Preparation for divine union
      77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90
  • ▶▼   Spiritual torrents
    • ▶▼   Part I.
      • ▶▼   Chap. I. The different ways in which sould are led to seek after God
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      • ▶▼   Chap. II. Of the first way, which is active and meditative
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      • ▶▼   Chap. III. Of the second way, which is the passive way of light
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      • ▶▼   Chap. IV. Of the third way, which is the passive way of faith, and of its first degree
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      • ▶▼   Chap. V. Imperfections of this first degree
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      • ▶▼   Chap. VI. Second degree of the passive way of faith
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      • ▶▼   Chap. VII.
        • ▶▼   Sect. I.--Commencement of the third degree of the passive way of faith--first degree of the spoilation of the soul
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        • ▶▼   Sect. II.--Second degree of the spoilation of the soul
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        • ▶▼   Sect. III.--Third degree of spoilation
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        • ▶▼   Sect. IV.--Entrance into mystical death
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      • ▶▼   Chap. VIII. Third degree of the passive way of faith, in its consummation
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      • ▶▼   Chap. IX. Fourth degree of the passive way of faith, which is the commencement of the divine life
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    • ▶▼   Part II.
      • ▶▼   Chap. I. More particular description of several characteristics of the resurrection life
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      • ▶▼   Chap. II. Stability, experience, elevation, and extreme purity of the abandoned soul
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      • ▶▼   Chap. III. Perfect union or deitofmity
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      • ▶▼   Chap. IV. Actions and sufferings of those in a state of union with God
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