Chapter

 1 3 | clear-sightedness. What (shall we say of the fact) that will is
 2 3 |   punished. It is utterly vain to say, "I willed, but yet I did
 3 5 |         Repentance. 38~For what I say is this, that the repentance
 4 5 |      not-what is perilous even to say, but must be put forward
 5 5 | acceptable to His rival. But some say that "God is satisfied if
 6 6 |      creep about uncertainly, and say indeed that they renounce
 7 6 |            What, in fact, does He say? "Nothing hid which shall
 8 7 |           benefit renewed, not to say amplified; for restoring
 9 9 |         mortification (I will not say frustrate, but) expunge
10 10|       absolved in public? But you say, "It is a miserable thing
11 11|      lavishing all this? "let him say, "I have sinned against