> [[jc-dark-night|← Cover]] | [[jc-dn-47|Next →]] # Table of Contents [[jc-dn-47|Edition Notes]] [[jc-dn-48|Preface to the Electronic Edition]] [[jc-dn-01|Principal Abbreviations]] [[jc-dn-02|Introduction]] [[jc-dn-03|Manuscripts of the Dark Night]] [[jc-dn-04|Dark Night]] [[jc-dn-05|Book The First]] [[jc-dn-06|Book I, Chapter I. Sets Down the First Line and Begins to Treat of the Imperfections of Beginners]] [[jc-dn-07|Book I, Chapter II. Of Certain Spiritual Imperfections Which Beginners Have with Respect to the Habit of Pride]] [[jc-dn-08|Book I, Chapter III. Of Some Imperfections Which Some of These Souls Are Apt to Have, with Respect to the Second Capital Sin, Which Is Avarice, in the Spiritual Sense]] [[jc-dn-09|Book I, Chapter IV. Of Other Imperfections Which These Beginners Are Apt to Have with Respect to the Third Sin, Which Is Luxury]] [[jc-dn-10|Book I, Chapter V. Of the Imperfections into Which Beginners Fall with Respect to the sin of Wrath]] [[jc-dn-11|Book I, Chapter VI. Of Imperfections with Respect to Spiritual Gluttony]] [[jc-dn-12|Book I, Chapter VII. Of Imperfections with Respect to Spiritual Envy and Sloth]] [[jc-dn-13|Book I, Chapter VIII. Wherein Is Expounded the First Line of the First Stanza, and a Beginning Is Made of the Explanation of This Dark Night]] [[jc-dn-14|Book I, Chapter IX. Of the Signs by Which It Will Be Known That the Spiritual Person Is Walking Along the Way of This Night and Purgation of Sense]] [[jc-dn-15|Book I, Chapter X. Of the Way in Which These Souls Are to Conduct Themselves in This Dark Night]] [[jc-dn-16|Book I, Chapter XI. Wherein Are Expounded the Three Lines of the Stanza]] [[jc-dn-17|Book I, Chapter XII. Of the Benefits Which This Night Causes in the Soul]] [[jc-dn-18|Book I, Chapter XIII. Of Other Benefits Which This Night of Sense Causes in the Soul]] [[jc-dn-19|Book I, Chapter XIV. Expounds This Last Line of the First Stanza]] [[jc-dn-20|Book II, Chapter I. Which Begins to Treat of the Dark Nights of the Spirit and Says at What Time It Begins]] [[jc-dn-21|Book II, Chapter II. Describes Other Imperfections Which Belong to These Proficients]] [[jc-dn-22|Book II, Chapter III. Annotation for That Which Follows]] [[jc-dn-23|Book II, Chapter IV. Sets Down the First Stanza and the Exposition Thereof]] [[jc-dn-24|Book II, Chapter V. Sets Down the First Line and Begins to Explain How This Dark Contemplation Is Not Only Night for the Soul but Is Also Grief and Torment]] [[jc-dn-25|Book II, Chapter VI. Of Other Kinds of Pain That the Soul Suffers in This Night]] [[jc-dn-26|Book II, Chapter VII. Continues the Same Matter and Considers Other Afflictions End Constraints of the Will]] [[jc-dn-27|Book II, Chapter VIII. Of Other Pains Which Afflict the Soul in This State]] [[jc-dn-28|Book II, Chapter IX. How, Although This Night Brings Darkness to the Spirit, It Does so in Order to Illumine It and Give It Light]] [[jc-dn-29|Book II, Chapter X. Explains This Purgation Fully by a Comparison]] [[jc-dn-30|Book II, Chapter XI. Begins to Explain the Second Line of the First Stanza. Describes How, as the Fruit of These Rigorous Constraints, the Soul Finds Itself with the Vehement Passion of Divine Love]] [[jc-dn-31|Book II, Chapter XII. Shows How This Horrible Night Is Purgatory, and How in It the Divine Wisdom Illumines Men on Earth with the Same Illumination That Purges and Illumines the Angels in Heaven]] [[jc-dn-32|Book II, Chapter XIII. Of Other Delectable Effects Which Are Wrought in the Soul by This Dark Night of Contemplation]] [[jc-dn-33|Book II, Chapter XIV. Wherein Are Set Down and Explained the Last Three Lines of the First Stanza]] [[jc-dn-34|Book II, Chapter XV. Sets Down the Second Stanza and Its Exposition]] [[jc-dn-35|Book II, Chapter XVI. Explains How, Though in Darkness, the Soul Walks Securely]] [[jc-dn-36|Book II, Chapter XVII. Explains How This Dark Contemplation Is Secret]] [[jc-dn-37|Book II, Chapter XVIII. Explains How This Secret Wisdom Is Likewise a Ladder]] [[jc-dn-38|Book II, Chapter XIX. Begins to Explain the Ten Steps of the Mystic Ladder of Divine Love, According to Saint Bernard and Saint Thomas. The First Five Are Here Treated]] [[jc-dn-39|Book II, Chapter XX. Wherein Are Treated the Other Five Steps of Love]] [[jc-dn-40|Book II, Chapter XXI. Which Explains the Word disguised,' and Describes the Colours of the Disguise of the Soul in This Night]] [[jc-dn-41|Book II. Chapter XXII. Explains the Third Line of the Second Stanza]] [[jc-dn-42|Book II. Chapter XXIII. Expounds The Fourth Line And Describes The Wondrous Hiding Place Wherein The Soul Is Set During This Night Shows How Although The Devil Has An Entrance Into Other Places That Are Very High He Has None Into This]] [[jc-dn-43|Book II. Chapter XXIV. Completes the Explanation of the Second Stanza]] [[jc-dn-44|Book II. Chapter XXV. Wherein Is Expounded the Third Stanza]] [[jc-dn-45|Index of Scripture References]] [[jc-dn-46|Index of Latin Words and Phrases]] --- ![[maps/bibliography#^biblio-jc-dn]] > [[jc-dark-night|← Cover]] | [[jc-dn-47|Next →]]