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The Earlier “Dicchiarazione,” and its Theological Glosses 440-447 III. Five Conclusions concerning the History of the “Dicchiarazione” 447-449 IV. The “Vita”-Proper, its Divisions and Parts, and its Chief Secondary and Authentic Constituents 449-453 V. Age and Authorship of the Literature retained 453-457 VI. Analysis of the Conversion-Narratives 458-462 VII. The Sayings-Passages: Three Tests for discriminating Authentic from Secondary Sayings 462, 463 VIII. Conclusion: At least Six Stages in the Upbuilding of the Complete Book of 1551. The Slight Changes introduced since then. First Claims to Authorship for Catherine 463-466

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