[11]. See [ch. xi. § 23]: Inner Fortress, vi. i. § 8.
[13]. See Inner Fortress, v. iii. § 1.
[14]. In 1541, when the Saint was twenty-five years of age (Bouix).
[15]. F. Vicente Barron (Reforma, lib. i. ch. xv.).
[16]. See [ch. xxxviii. § 1].
[17]. See [ch. xix. § 19].
[18]. The Spanish editor calls attention to this as a proof of great laxity in those days--that a nun like St. Teresa should be urged to communicate as often as once in a fortnight.