Part, Art.

 1    3,  3|    repentance they fix three parts contrition, confession, and satisfaction,
 2    3,  3|       ourselves against sin.~As to contrition, this is the way it was
 3    3,  3|           could know how great the contrition ought to be in order to
 4    3,  3| consolation: He who could not have contrition, at least ought to have
 5    3,  3|            which I may call half a contrition or the beginning of contrition,
 6    3,  3|     contrition or the beginning of contrition, for they have themselves
 7    3,  3|          attrition was reckoned as contrition when a person went to confession.~
 8    3,  3|        said that he could not have contrition nor lament his sins (as
 9    3,  3|         not wish or desire to have contrition [lament]. When one would
10    3,  3|              they accepted this as contrition, and forgave him his sins
11    3,  3|           adorned with the name of contrition]. Here they cited the example
12    3,  3|          viewed in the light, this contrition is a manufactured and fictitious
13    3,  3|   exception of these persons] such contrition was certainly mere hypocrisy,
14    3,  3|         have heard above that this contrition and confession are with
15    3,  3|         For this reason, too, this contrition is not [doubtful or] uncertain.