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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"St. Teresa"”.

  1. The Doctrine on Contemplation of St. Gregory the Great as Found in Three of His Sermons on Ezekiel

    At the close of his sermons on Ezekiel, St. Gregory grieves thus to his flock, “Let no one upbraid me .... if after this sermon I retire because, as you are all aware, our tribulations have increased,"|He then enumerates some of the woes which oppress him:|"On all sides we are surrounded with …

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  2. "Love is Eloquence": Richard Crashaw and the Development of a Discourse of Divine Love

    … Love, and this kind of mutuality are best expressed through suffering. This paradox is central to my thesis. The dissertation falls into three parts which discuss the early , middle and late periods of his life and writing. Section One: Epigrammata Sacra. In these epigrams, Crashaw …

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  3. "Love is Eloquence": Richard Crashaw and the Development of a Discourse of Divine Love

    … Love, and this kind of mutuality are best expressed through suffering. This paradox is central to my thesis. The dissertation falls into three parts which discuss the early , middle and late periods of his life and writing. Section One: Epigrammata Sacra. In these epigrams, Crashaw …

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  4. Erring Knights of Desire: The Romance in Santa Teresa's Libro de la vida and Edmund Spenser's The Faerie Queene

    <p>This study explores how romance opens the texts of two sixteenth-century authors. The first is the autobiography, Libro de la vida, of Spanish nun, mystic, and reformer, Santa Teresa de Jésus. Amidst the narrative of her life and her instructions on how to better live the mystical life, Teresa

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