Book, Chapter

 1     2, 1-1  |             will now call to mind my past foulness, and the carnal
 2     7, 5-7  |             infinite spaces of times past, and was pleased so long
 3     9, 4-10 |           angry at myself for things past, that I might not sin in
 4     9, 4-12 |           not to be at ease about my past sins, which were not yet
 5     9, 6-14 |        baptised, and anxiety for our past life vanished from us. Nor
 6    10, 3-4  |            For the confessions of my past sins, which Thou hast forgiven
 7    10, 3-4  |          good delight to hear of the past evils of such as are now
 8    10, 8-14 |           store do I myself with the past continually combine fresh
 9    10, 14-21|             sorrow do I recollect my past sorrow. And that I once
10    10, 14-21|        without desire call to mind a past desire. Sometimes, on the
11    10, 14-21|     therefore with joy remember some past pain of body, it is not
12    10, 14-21|          when with joy I remember my past sorrow, the mind hath joy,
13    10, 16-25|            way, although that way be past conceiving and explaining,
14    11, 11-13|        between the motions of things past and to come, and is still
15    11, 11-13|           present: and that all time past, is driven on by time to
16    11, 11-13|              come followeth upon the past; and all past and to come,
17    11, 11-13|     followeth upon the past; and all past and to come, is created,
18    11, 11-13|              still-standing, neither past nor to come, uttereth the
19    11, 11-13|             come, uttereth the times past and to come? Can my hand
20    11, 13-16|            Thou precedest all things past, by the sublimity of an
21    11, 13-16|             they come, they shall be past; but Thou art the Same,
22    11, 14-17|            nothing passed away, time past were not; and if nothing
23    11, 14-17|           not. Those two times then, past and to come, how are they,
24    11, 14-17|             how are they, seeing the past now is not, and that to
25    11, 14-17|             and never pass into time past, verily it should not be
26    11, 14-17|         because it passeth into time past, how can we say that either
27    11, 15-18|           time"; still, only of time past or to come. A long time
28    11, 15-18|              or to come. A long time past (for example) we call an
29    11, 15-18|              hence. But a short time past, we call (suppose) often
30    11, 15-18|         short, which is not? For the past, is not now; and the future,
31    11, 15-18|              it is long"; but of the past, "it hath been long"; and
32    11, 15-18|          Truth mock at man? For that past time which was long, was
33    11, 15-18|              it long when it was now past, or when it was yet present?
34    11, 15-18|              could be long; but when past, it was no longer; wherefore
35    11, 15-18|           Let us not then say, "time past hath been long": for we
36    11, 15-18|             seeing that since it was past, it is no more, but let
37    11, 15-18|            be long; but after it was past, that ceased also to be
38    11, 15-19|          year be current, one is now past, another present, the rest
39    11, 15-19|          present, all before it, are past; all after it, to come;
40    11, 15-19|         second, the first is already past, and the rest are not yet.
41    11, 15-19|           month is present; the rest past, or to come. Although neither
42    11, 15-19|            come, if it be the first; past, if the last; if any of
43    11, 15-19|             of the middle, then amid past and to come. ~ ~
44    11, 15-20|             come; the last hath them past; and any of the middle hath
45    11, 15-20|          middle hath those before it past, those behind it to come.
46    11, 15-20|            of it hath flown away, is past; whatsoever remaineth, is
47    11, 15-20|            such speed from future to past, as not to be lengthened
48    11, 15-20|            it be, it is divided into past and future. The present
49    11, 16-21|              by perceiving them; but past, which now are not, or the
50    11, 16-21|             measured; but when it is past, it cannot, because it is
51    11, 17-22|              boys, and taught boys), past, present, and future; but
52    11, 17-22|             from present it becometh past? For where did they, who
53    11, 17-22|           And they who relate things past, could not relate them,
54    11, 17-22|            be discerned. Things then past and to come, are." ~ ~
55    11, 18-23|             confounded. For if times past and to come be, I would
56    11, 18-23|              not there as future, or past, but present. For if there
57    11, 18-23|         there; if there also they be past, they are no longer there.
58    11, 18-23|            as present. Although when past facts are related, there
59    11, 18-23|          things themselves which are past, but words which, conceived
60    11, 18-23|         which now is not, is in time past, which now is not: but now
61    11, 20-26|           neither things to come nor past are. Nor is it properly
62    11, 20-26|                there be three times, past, present, and to come":
63    11, 20-26|           times; a present of things past, a present of things present,
64    11, 20-26|              them; present of things past, memory; present of things
65    11, 20-26|                there be three times, past, present, and to come":
66    11, 20-26|              be, now is, nor what is past. For but few things are
67    11, 21-27|             that are not; and things past and to come, are not." But
68    11, 21-27|       present? whither, but into the past? From that therefore, which
69    11, 21-27|            do not measure: or in the past, to which it passes? But
70    11, 26-33|         protracted by any space; nor past, because it now is not.
71    11, 26-33|          measure? Times passing, not past? for so I said. ~ ~
72    11, 27-34|       silence now, and that voice is past, and is no more a voice.
73    11, 27-34|            sounding, it will then be past, and nothing left to be
74    11, 27-34|           neither times to come, nor past, nor present, nor passing;
75    11, 27-35|             unless they were already past and ended. It is not then
76    11, 27-36|             over the future into the past; the past increasing by
77    11, 27-36|            future into the past; the past increasing by the diminution
78    11, 27-36|    consumption of the future, all is past. ~ ~
79    11, 28-37|              yet is not? or how that past increased, which is now
80    11, 28-37|              to come. And who denies past things to be now no longer?
81    11, 28-37|              mind a memory of things past. And who denieth the present
82    11, 28-37|              future," nor is it time past, which now is not, that
83    11, 28-37|             that is long; but a long past, is "a long memory of the
84    11, 28-37|             is "a long memory of the past." ~ ~
85    11, 28-38|          shall separate off into the past, is extended along my memory;
86    11, 28-38|       conveyed over, so as to become past. Which the more it is done
87    11, 31-41| foreknowledge, as to know all things past and to come, as I know one
88    11, 31-41|             amazing; in that nothing past, nothing to come in after-ages,
89    11, 31-41|            such wise know all things past and to come. Far, far more
90    11, 31-41|        remembering of those that are past, varied, and his senses
91    12, 11-12|               nor conveying into the past what it remembereth, is
92    12, 15-18|         becomes memory, when they be past. Now all thought which thus
93    12, 28-38|              they see that all times past and to come, are surpassed