Book, Chapter

 1     1, 13-22|     should ask which might be forgotten with least detriment to
 2     1, 13-22|    answer who have not wholly forgotten themselves? I sinned, then,
 3     6, 7-12 |          6.7.12 I however had forgotten to deal with him, that he
 4     6, 7-12 |       hast created, hadst not forgotten him, who was one day to
 5     9, 4-12 | holy-days? Yet neither have I forgotten, nor will I pass over the
 6    10, 8-14 |  therein, besides what I have forgotten. There also meet I with
 7    10, 16-24|     signifies: which if I had forgotten, I could not recognise what
 8    10, 19-28|     it. Certainly then we had forgotten it. Or, had not the whole
 9    10, 19-28|       known to us, and having forgotten his name, try to recover
10    10, 19-28|       have not as yet utterly forgotten that, which we remember
11    10, 19-28|    remember ourselves to have forgotten. What then we have utterly
12    10, 19-28|     What then we have utterly forgotten, though lost, we cannot
13    10, 20-29|  remembrance, as though I had forgotten it, remembering that I had
14    10, 20-29|        remembering that I had forgotten it? Or, desiring to learn
15    10, 20-29|     never having known, or so forgotten it, as not even to remember
16    10, 20-29|   even to remember that I had forgotten it? is not a happy life
17    10, 24-35|       learnt Thee, I have not forgotten Thee. For where I found
18    10, 24-35|    since I learnt, I have not forgotten. Since then I learnt Thee,