Book, Chapter

 1     1, 7-12 |       Lord, whereof I have no remembrance, which I take on others'
 2     2, 1-1  |     the very bitterness of my remembrance, that Thou mayest grow sweet
 3     2, 8-16 |       in those things, of the remembrance whereof I am now ashamed?
 4     2, 9-17 |        before Thee, the vivid remembrance of my soul; alone, I had
 5     3, 11-20|        that to the best of my remembrance (and I have oft spoken of
 6     4, 1-1  |      to go over in my present remembrance the wanderings of my forepassed
 7     5, 6-11 |      Thee is my heart, and my remembrance, Who didst at that time
 8     7, 17-23|     Yet dwelt there with me a remembrance of Thee; nor did I any way
 9     9, 4-7  |       greater mercies? For my remembrance recalls me, and pleasant
10     9, 4-9  |       in the bitterness of my remembrance. Which would they had heard,
11     9, 7-16 | whither hast Thou thus led my remembrance, that I should confess these
12    10, 8-12 |    heart, from the face of my remembrance; until what I wish for be
13    10, 13-20|     hereafter I shall call to remembrance, that I have now been able
14    10, 13-20|     memory shall I call it to remembrance. ~ ~
15    10, 20-29|    enough"? How seek I it? By remembrance, as though I had forgotten
16    10, 24-35|     Thee, when I call Thee to remembrance, and delight in Thee. These
17    10, 25-36|     Thee, when I call Thee to remembrance. ~ ~