Book, Chapter

1     1, 18-29|      innate as the record of conscience, "that he is doing to another
2     4, 9-14 |   and so loved, that a man's conscience condemns itself, if he love
3     5, 6-11 |     my God, Thou judge of my conscience? before Thee is my heart,
4     8, 7-18 |  laid bare to myself, and my conscience was to upbraid me. "Where
5    10, 2-2  |      eyes the abyss of man's conscience is naked, what could be
6    10, 3-4  |      Lord my God, to Whom my conscience daily confesseth, trusting
7    10, 30-41| waking we return to peace of conscience: and by this very difference
8    12, 18-27|     of a pure heart and good conscience, and faith unfeigned. And