Late medieval mysticism.

Bernard of Clairvaux : On the love of God ; Of The three ways in which we love God ; That the soul, seeking God, is anticipated by Him -- The Victorines. Hugh : The realm and role of light ; The grades of knowledge ; Love the cure of the soul's sickness ; God's dwelling in the soul through knowledge and love ; The soul's deepest desire -- Richard : The wayt to contemplation -- Adam : Gospel symbols and the mystic goal -- Francis of Assisi : Exposition of the Lord's prayer ; Praises of the Virtues ; The Canticle of Brother Sun -- Bonaventure : The journey to the mind of God -- Ramon Lull : The Blanquerna: the Lullian ideal, Of the book of the Lover and the Beloved, The art of contemplation -- Meister Eckhart : Sermon on the eternal birth ; another Sermon on the eternal birth ; A sermon on the contemplative and the active life ; on solitude and the attainment of God ; About the body of our Lord ; Love can not be lazy -- Richard Rolle, hermit of Hampole : The mending of life -- Henry Suso : The little book of eternal wisdom ; The life of the servant: The higher school of Gelassenheit, The way of suffering and of the cross -- Catherin of Siena : A treatise of Divine Providence -- Jan van Ruysbroeck : The sparkling stone -- German theology (Theologica Germanica) -- Nicholas of Cusa : On learned ignorance ; The vision of God ; A sermon on the Eucharist ; "Where is He who is born King of The Jews?" -- Catherine of Genoa : Treatise on Purgatory.