Book, Chapter

 1     1, 18-29| unwearied law dispensing penal blindness to lawless desires. In quest
 2     2, 3-7  |     and ran headlong with such blindness, that amongst my equals
 3     3, 3-6  |        craftier. Such is men's blindness, glorying even in their
 4     3, 3-6  |         glorying even in their blindness. And now I was chief in
 5     3, 7-14 |      fit for each. And I in my blindness, censured the holy Fathers,
 6     5, 3-5  |     thereby with most perverse blindness, study to impute to Thee
 7     5, 8-14 |     are punished with the very blindness whereby they do it, and
 8     8, 4-9  |        out of a deeper hell of blindness than Victorinus, return
 9    10, 27-38|    shonest, and scatteredst my blindness. Thou breathedst odours,
10    13, 23-34|    deep of this world, and the blindness of the flesh, which cannot