Â This person compared the cross to a book written in Christ's blood and used the word "babbo," loosely translated as "father," in addressing (*) Gregory XI in a series of letters.
This person described the lack of sight of God, the worm of conscience, the vision of the devil, and the everlasting fire as the "four principal torments of the damned." Â In the same work, this person used the example of a man drinking from a cup while having it be constantly refilled by a fountain to illustrate the nature of divine love. Â This person compared the cross to a book written in Christ's blood and used the word "babbo," loosely translated as "father," in addressing (*) Gregory XI in a series of letters. Â The author of The Dialogue of Divine Providence, this person was closely mentored by Raymond of Capua. Â This person claimed to have undergone a mystic marriage with Christ. Â For 10 points, name this Dominican saint, a woman from medieval Italy usually referenced using the name of her home town.
This person described the lack of sight of God, the worm of conscience, the vision of the devil, and the everlasting fire as the "four principal torments of the damned."
Catherine of Siena [prompt on partial answer]