Book, Chapter

 1        I, XIV   | strife, envy, and other such sins. In the meantime, on a sudden,
 2        I, XIV   |      incurred’ through their sins, either by the death of
 3        I, XXVII |      he may cleanse away the sins of thought with tears; and
 4        I, XXVIII|  before you, my brother, any sins of bishops or others, do
 5        I, XXXII |      and while you cause the sins of others among your own
 6        I, XXXII |      with regard to your own sins before the dread judgement
 7      III, V     |   silence with regard to the sins of the rich; but was wont
 8      III, XIII  | prison-house of Hell for his sins. He called me, for I was
 9      III, XIX   |    this man that died in his sins, his punishment would not
10      III, XXVII |    at the remembrance of his sins, bedewed his face with tears,
11       IV, III   | casting out the dregs of our sins, we may carefully so act
12       IV, XXV   |    have need to redeem their sins by good works, and when
13       IV, XXV   |  fear, and leaving off their sins, began to do penance; but
14       IV, XXV   |    nay, they committed worse sins; and when they said " Peace
15       IV, XXVII |   and having confessed their sins, they wiped them out by
16        V, XIII  |    saw a book containing his sins, which was shown him by
17        V, XIII  |   would not then confess his sins, but would do it when he
18        V, XIII  |      are forgiven, and whose sins are covered." This story,
19        V, XIV   |      to do penance for their sins without delay. Would to
20        V, XIX   |      the defilement of their sins in the Saviour’s font. Thus
21        V, XXI   |     that hath taken away the sins of the world; and after
22        V, XXI   |   thorns and thistles of our sins, that is, that he might