Book, Chapter

 1     1, 12-19|        didst use for my good the error of all who urged me to learn;
 2     1, 13-22|         recondite, as a cloak of error. Let not those, whom I no
 3     1, 16-26|        vessels; but that wine of error which is drunk to us in
 4     1, 18-29|          watchfully, lest, by an error of the tongue, he murder
 5     3, 11-19|  detesting the blasphemies of my error? For she saw herself standing
 6     3, 12-21|        by reading find what that error is, and how great its impiety."
 7     4, 7-12 |       but a mere phantom, and my error was my God. If I offered
 8     4, 16-26|       now, in punishment, lay in error. ~ ~
 9     5, 10-19|      only cause of my inevitable error. ~ ~
10     6, 4-5  | certainties, I had with childish error and vehemence, prated of
11     7, 3-5  |     brought down to that hell of error (where no man confesseth
12     7, 19-25|     afterwards that this was the error of the Apollinarian heretics,
13     9, 3-6  |          of that most pernicious error, believing the flesh of
14    10, 37-61|         would, being frenzied in error on all things, be praised
15    11, 8-10 |          But when we return from error, it is through knowing;
16    12, 32-43|         Thou mayest feed us, not error deceive us. Behold, O Lord
17    13, 24-36|        not through any deceit of error, but by various kinds of