Book, Chapter

 1     1, 11-17|         the power of my mother's piety in me, that as he did not
 2     4, 3-4  |      however, Christian and true piety consistently rejects and
 3     4, 17-31| shamefulness, in the doctrine of piety? Or what hindrance was a
 4     5, 5-8  |          which was no element of piety? For Thou hast said to man,
 5     5, 5-8  |         hast said to man, Behold piety and wisdom; of which he
 6     5, 5-8  |       could have no knowledge of piety. For it is vanity to make
 7     5, 5-8  |        but confession to Thee is piety. Wherefore this wanderer
 8     5, 5-9  |          form of the doctrine of piety, and will yet affirm that
 9     5, 7-12 |          have held the truths of piety, had he not been a Manichee).
10     5, 9-16 |         begged it of my mother's piety, as I have before recited
11     5, 10-20|        that earth. And because a piety, such as it was, constrained
12     6, 1-1  |          to me, resolute through piety, following me over sea and
13     7, 20-26|         from the solid ground of piety, or, had I continued in
14     7, 21-27|    present not the image of this piety, the tears of confession,
15     9, 4-8  |         motherly love, Christian piety! Oh, what accents did I
16    13, 24-36|    meaning?" Not so, O Father of piety, far he it from a minister