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Saint Teresa (Paperback)
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Saint Teresa (Paperback)
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Loot Price R433
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I must point out here the principal works of documents on which I
have drawn for this book, and explain my manner of reference. I.
First and foremost come the writings of the Saint herself: -Her
Life; The Book of the Foundations; The Way of Perfection; The
Interior Castle. These I quote from the translation by Pather Bouix
(Librairie Lecoffre), and since the editions are numerous, and the
pagination of them may differ, I refer as a rule to chapters. One
of the most important sources is furnished us by her Letters. Of
these the new edition of Father Gregoire de Saint-Joseph is that to
which I refer. Beyond question. This valuable publication sets
right many interesting points and gives us a very large number of
fragments which, if not all hitherto unpublished, in the strict
sense of the word, had never been translated into French. As often
as possible have given the date of the letter: this gives facility.
in certain cases, for referring to Pather Bouix's translation. Next
come: The Manner of Visiting Convents, a pamphlet, Rules. and
Constitutions of the Carmelites. II. General History of the
Carnulite Friars and Nuns of the Reformed Order of St Teresa,
compiled in Spain by Pather Prancisco de Santa Maria, new
translation (with notes) by Pather Marie Rene. At present published
5 vols. 4to. Lerina Abbey. 1896 (not on sale). Memoir on the
Foundation, Government and Rule of the Discalced Carmelite Nuns.
published on behalf of the Carmelite Nuns of the first convent of
Paris. 2 vols. large 8vo. Reims, 1894. Pather Ribera. Life of St
Teresa in 2 vols. 8vo. Paris, Lecoffre. The Bollandists. The Spain
of St Teresa, an album composed of plates representing all the
Carmels of Spain and various memorials of the Saint, with
explanatory letter-press, published at Ghent bJ Mr. Hye Hoys
(1893). Finally, I cannot refrain from paying a debt of gratitude
and of the highest esteem to the two volumes of the writer
henceforth widely known under the humble name of the "Carmelite Nun
of Caen." The fear of challenging too rashly a perilous comparison
has been my chief reason for adopting in this work a less rigidly
chronological order, in places where, in default of lengthy
narrative. I have perhaps been able to bring into fuller light
certain important passages in the life of the Saint.
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