Book, Chapter

 1     1, 13-21|   thoughts, I loved Thee not. I committed fornication against Thee,
 2     1, 16-26|     their means the vileness is committed with less shame. Not that
 3     1, 18-28|         in itself not ill, they committed some barbarism or solecism,
 4     1, 19-30|        a barbarism, than having committed one, to envy those who had
 5     1, 19-30|     imitate them! Thefts also I committed, from my parents' cellar
 6     2, 1    |     these, and the like, is sin committed, while through an immoderate
 7     2, 7-15 |  forgiven me; both what evils I committed by my own wilfulness, and
 8     2, 7-15 |      and what by Thy guidance I committed not. What man is he, who,
 9     2, 9-17 |        soul; alone, I had never committed that theft wherein what
10     5, 9-16 |        all the sins which I had committed, both against Thee, and
11     5, 12-22|          I found other offences committed in Rome, to which I was
12     6, 9-15 |       by whom these thefts were committed. He, however, had divers
13     7, 21-27|          but we have sinned and committed iniquity, and have done
14     8, 2-5  |          in a set form of words committed to memory), the presbyters,
15     8, 10-22| punishment of a sin more freely committed, in that I was a son of
16    10, 8-12 |         whatever else hath been committed and laid up, which forgetfulness
17    10, 14-21|        bitter food; which, when committed to the memory, are as it
18    10, 14-22| experience of its own passions, committed to the memory, or the memory
19    10, 14-22|         retained, without being committed unto it. ~ ~
20    10, 25-36|       to those parts to which I committed the affections of my mind,