Book, Chapter

1     Int      | self-recollection into the form of a sustained prayer to God.~The Confessions
2     Int, 1   |            his faithful children are sustained and guided in their pilgrimage
3       1      |       omnipotent grace. In a mood of sustained prayer, he recalls what
4       1, VI  |       consolations of thy mercy have sustained me from the very beginning,
5       1, VI  |      remember. Thus even though they sustained me by the consolation of
6       4, XIV |            prostrate that is not yet sustained by the stability of truth!
7       5, VIII|              by law if they were not sustained by custom. Thus custom makes
8       8, X   |            all. And if this could be sustained, and other visions of a