Book, Chapter

 1     1, 5-6  |        to deceive myself; lest mine iniquity lie unto itself.
 2     1, 6-9  | infancy succeed another age of mine that died before it? was
 3     1, 6-9  |      experience of others, nor mine own memory. Dost Thou mock
 4     1, 7-12 |       to count in this life of mine which I live in this world.
 5     2, 3-5  |        God; but before Thee to mine own kind, even to that small
 6     2, 3-5  |   light upon these writings of mine. And to what purpose? that
 7     2, 3-8  |   brightness of Thy truth; and mine iniquity burst out as from
 8     2, 4-9  |       loved to perish, I loved mine own fault, not that for
 9     2, 6-12 |    love in thee, thou theft of mine, thou deed of darkness,
10     2, 7-15 |     great and heinous deeds of mine. To Thy grace I ascribe
11     3, 3-5  |      further from Thee, loving mine own ways, and not Thine;
12     3, 4-7  |       in that unsettled age of mine, learned I books of eloquence,
13     3, 6-10 |        from those fantasies of mine, fantasies of bodies which
14     4, 1-1  |    would still confess to Thee mine own shame in Thy praise.
15     4, 1-1  |   without Thee, but a guide to mine own downfall? or what am
16     4, 4-7  |      community of pursuits, of mine own age, and, as myself,
17     4, 4-9  |  became a distracting torture. Mine eyes sought him every where,
18     4, 6-11 |     such affections, directing mine eyes towards Thee, and plucking
19     4, 7-12 |      my country; for so should mine eyes less look for him,
20     4, 16-24|       did of itself flash into mine eyes, and I turned away
21     4, 16-27|      not; for by the voices of mine own errors, I was hurried
22     5, 3-3  |     nine-and-twentieth year of mine age. There had then come
23     5, 6-10 |       a more precious draught? Mine ears were already cloyed
24     5, 6-11 |       those shameful errors of mine before my face, that I might
25     5, 9-17 |    healed, had such a death of mine stricken through the bowels
26     5, 10-18|     truth it was wholly I, and mine impiety had divided me against
27     5, 10-19|        discourage that host of mine from that over-confidence
28     6, 6-10 |     slept and risen again with mine, and was to sleep again,
29     6, 14-24|        very familiar friend of mine, whom the grievous perplexities
30     7, 7-11 |  before Thee, and the light of mine eyes was not with me: for
31     7, 7-11 |   pride-swollen face closed up mine eyes. ~ ~
32     7, 14-20|      unknown to me, and closed mine eyes that they should not
33     7, 17-23|        borne down from Thee by mine own weight, sinking with
34     7, 20-26|        wise, being filled with mine own punishment, yet I did
35     8, 5-12 |    than to give myself over to mine own cupidity; but though
36     8, 7-16 |        And if I sought to turn mine eye from off myself, he
37     8, 7-16 |    eyes, that I might find out mine iniquity, and hate it. I
38     8, 12-28|       tears; and the floods of mine eyes gushed out an acceptable
39     9, 2-3  |     all looking on this act of mine, and observing how near
40     9, 4-7  |   rejoicing; retiring with all mine to the villa. What I there
41     9, 4-9  |       all issued forth both by mine eyes and voice, when Thy
42     9, 6-14 |         The voices flowed into mine ears, and the Truth distilled
43     9, 10-26|      my mother said, "Son, for mine own part I have no further
44     9, 11-28|     the three-and-thirtieth of mine, was that religious and
45     9, 12-29|        overflowing into tears; mine eyes at the same time, by
46     9, 12-30|       were, which, of hers and mine together, had been made
47     9, 12-33|       for the time was dead to mine eyes, who had for many years
48    10, 6-9  |       messengers, the beams of mine eyes. But the better is
49    10, 7-11 |      pass beyond this power of mine also; for this also have
50    10, 8-15 |         yet is this a power of mine, and belongs unto my nature;
51    10, 8-15 |        I did not see them with mine eyes, yet could not have
52    10, 8-15 |    them into myself, when with mine eyes I beheld them; nor
53    10, 10-17|         but recognised them in mine; and approving them for
54    10, 16-25|   myself? And to, the force of mine own memory is not understood
55    10, 17-26|      even beyond this power of mine which is called memory:
56    10, 17-26|      pass beyond this power of mine which is called memory,
57    10, 34-52|        ensnared; and I lift up mine invisible eyes to Thee,
58    10, 37-60|       heart, and the floods of mine eyes. For I cannot learn
59    10, 37-60|         which Thine eyes know, mine do not. For in other kinds
60    10, 37-62|      far from me, O Lord, lest mine own mouth be to me the sinner'
61    11, 1-1  |     through me, but to stir up mine own and my readers' devotions
62    11, 9-11 |      hast been gracious to all mine iniquities, shalt heal all
63    11, 28-38|     the life of this action of mine is divided between my memory
64    11, 31-41|   transgressions cast me! Heal mine eyes, that I may share the
65    12, 10-10|     the Light of my heart, not mine own darkness, speak unto
66    12, 10-10|     and so live. Let me not be mine own life; from myself I
67    12, 25-34|    then is it both theirs, and mine; as being in common to all
68    12, 25-34|    seeing Thy truth is neither mine, nor his, nor another's;
69    13, 19-24|    your souls, and from before mine eyes, that the dry land