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Saint Teresa of Avila
註釋APPRECIATION AND INTRODUCTION 5 SOME SELECTED PASSAGES 37 TERESA ON HERSELF 37 ON THE GODHEAD 42 ON THE SOUL 43 ON GOD IN THE SOUL 45 ON THE LOVE OF GOD 48 ON THE LOVE OF OUR NEIGHBOUR 50 ON OUR SINFULNESS 52 ON THE WORLD 52 ON EVIL-SPEAKING 54 ON SELF-EXCUSING 55 ON PRAISE, PRECEDENCY, AND POINTS OF HONOUR 56 ON HUMILITY 59 ON SORROW FOR SIN 60 ON LEARNING AND INTELLECT 62 ON PRAYER 65 APPRECIATION AND INTRODUCTION With a view to the work of my classes this session, I took old Abraham Woodhead's two black-letter quartos with me to the Engadine last July. And I spent every rainy morning and every tired evening of that memorable holiday month in the society of Santa Teresa and her excellent old-English translator. Till, ever, as I crossed the Morteratch and the Roseg, and climbed the hills around Maloggia and Pontresina, a voice would come after me, saying to me, Why should you not share all this spiritual profit and intellectual delight with your Sabbath evening congregations, and with your young men's and young women's classes? Why should you not introduce Santa Teresa to her daughters in Edinburgh? For her daughters they are, so soon and as long as they live in self-knowledge and in self-denial, in humility and in meekness, and especially in unceasing prayer for themselves and for others. And I am not without some assurance that in this present lecture I am both hearing and obeying one of those same locutions that Teresa heard so frequently, and obeyed with such instancy and fidelity and fruitfulness.