Book, Chapter

 1     I, prooe|    tested him to be enslaved by sin, they initiate him, putting
 2     I, 16   |        are men punished if they sin involuntary?" But he replies,
 3    IV, 48   |       if making a confession of sin. And that the lyre is a
 4     V, 21   |          however, has committed sin, for he went in unto Eve,
 5    VI, 36   |        were prone, no doubt, to sin, but beyond the reach of
 6   VII, 13   |       quarter of the universe. "Sin, then, reigned from Adam
 7   VII, 14   |       confession concerning the sin which He had committed in
 8   VII, 14   | declared: "I have recognised my sin, and I know my transgression, (
 9   VII, 17   |            Who perjury piles on sin,~While demons gain a life
10    IX, 7    |   commit any transgression; the sin, they say, is not reckoned
11    IX, 7    |        bishop was guilty of any sin, if even a sin unto death,
12    IX, 7    |    guilty of any sin, if even a sin unto death, he ought not
13    IX, 7    |        the Church are guilty of sin remain in it. But also he
14    IX, 7    |         on the commission of no sin, alleging that they pardon
15    IX, 10   |  witnesses that no more shall I sin, nor commit adultery, nor
16    IX, 19   |        may be condemned for any sin, he is expelled from the
17     X, 30   |       has arranged to wash away sin from human beings, rendering