Editing Teresa of Ávila (section)

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*'' Relaciones'' (''Relationships''), an extension of the autobiography giving her inner and outer experiences in epistolary form.
* Her rare poems (''Todas las poesías'', [[Munster]], 1854) are distinguished for tenderness of feeling and rhythm of thought.
* ''The Complete Poetry of St. Teresa of Avila''. A Bilingual Edition – Edición y traducción de Eric W. Vogt. [[New Orleans University]] Press of the South, 1996. Second edition, 2015. xl, 116 p. {{ISBN|978-1-937030-52-0}}
* "Meditations on Song of Songs", 1567, written nominally for her daughters at the convent of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
* ''Conceptos del Amor'' ("Concepts of Love") and 
* ''Exclamaciones''. 
* ''Las Cartas'' (Saragossa, 1671), or her correspondence, of which there are 342 extant letters and 87 fragments of others. The first edition of Teresa's letters was published in 1658 with the comment of [[Juan de Palafox y Mendoza]], Roman Catholic bishop of Osma and an opponent to the Company of Jesus.{{sfn|Garriga Espino|2015|pp=35–53}}
* ''The Complete Works of St Teresa of Jesus'', in five volumes, translated and edited by [[Edgar Allison Peers|E. Allison Peers]], including 2 volumes of correspondence. London: [[Sheed and Ward]], 1982.