Book, Chapter

 1     1, 7-11 |             Who remindeth me of the sins of my infancy? for in Thy
 2     1, 11-17|         Jesus, for the remission of sins, unless I had suddenly recovered.
 3     1, 19-30|              my God. For these very sins, as riper years succeed,
 4     1, 19-30|           years succeed, these very sins are transferred from tutors
 5     2, 7-15 |            Thou hast melted away my sins as it were ice. To Thy grace
 6     2, 7-15 |              whereby Thou remittest sins to those that turn to Thee?
 7     3, 8-16 |           and art merciful to their sins who confess, and hearest
 8     3, 9-17 |             so many iniquities, are sins of men, who are on the whole
 9     3, 9-17 |          violence, which yet are no sins; because they offend neither
10     5, 9-16 |           to hell, carrying all the sins which I had committed, both
11     5, 9-16 |        Cross the enmity which by my sins I had incurred with Thee.
12     5, 10-18|        speeches, to make excuses of sins, with men that work iniquity;
13     6, 15-25|                6.15.25 Meanwhile my sins were being multiplied, and
14     7, 9-14 |      trouble, and forgiving all our sins. But such as are lifted
15     9, 2-4  |            most horrible and deadly sins, in the holy water? ~ ~
16     9, 3-5  |          Thou hast forgiven him his sins upon earth, in that rich
17     9, 4-12 |            be at ease about my past sins, which were not yet forgiven
18     9, 12-33|             him weep himself for my sins unto Thee, the Father of
19     9, 13-34|          extreme in enquiring after sins, we confidently hope to
20     9, 13-35|            now beseech Thee for the sins of my mother. Hearken unto
21     9, 13-36|            she will answer that her sins are forgiven her by Him,
22    10, 3-4  |          the confessions of my past sins, which Thou hast forgiven
23    10, 31-47|         intercession to Thee for my sins who hath overcome the world;
24    10, 37-60|           and I much fear my secret sins, which Thine eyes know,
25    10, 41-66|     considered the sicknesses of my sins in that threefold concupiscence,
26    10, 43-70|            43.70 Affrighted with my sins and the burden of my misery,
27    11, 3-5  |          God, I beseech, forgive my sins; and Thou, who gavest him
28    12, 26-36|       confessions, and forgivest my sins: seeing Thou commandest
29    13, 15-17| reconciliation by defending his own sins. I know not, Lord, I know
30    13, 34-49|      rectify our disorders; for our sins hung over us, and we had