Book, Chapter

 1     1, 16-26|    vileness is committed with less shame. Not that I blame the words,
 2     1, 17-27|            upon terms of praise or shame, and fear of stripes, to
 3     2, 4-9  |          seeking aught through the shame, but the shame itself! ~ ~
 4     2, 4-9  |         through the shame, but the shame itself! ~ ~
 5     3, 3-6  |            lived, with a shameless shame that I was not even as they.
 6     4, 1-1  |           confess to Thee mine own shame in Thy praise. Suffer me,
 7     5, 9-16 |           I had grown up to my own shame, and I madly scoffed at
 8     6, 11-19|        abandon them, for it were a shame to return again to them.
 9     8, 6-15 |           a holy love, and a sober shame, in anger with himself cast
10     8, 7-18 |         confounded with a horrible shame, while Pontitianus was so
11     8, 10-22|        what you say, and blush for shame: draw near unto Him and
12     8, 11-25|  redoubling the lashes of fear and shame, lest I should again give
13     8, 11-26| defilements did they suggest! what shame! And now I much less than
14     9, 9-19 |            in their faces marks of shame, would in familiar talk