Book, Chapter

 1     Int       |    Augustine, the “confession of sins.” But, at the same time,
 2       1, V    |          to overwhelm it that my sins shall be blotted out and
 3       1, V    |         thy servant from strange sins.”15 “I believe, and therefore
 4       1, VII  |       Hear me, O God! Woe to the sins of men!” When a man cries
 5       1, VII  |        brings to remembrance the sins of my infancy? For in thy
 6       1, X    |          natural things - but of sins only the ruler - I sinned,
 7       1, XI   |           for the forgiveness of sins. So my cleansing was deferred,
 8       1, XVIII|         O my God, for these same sins as we grow older are transferred
 9       2, VII  |         of sinning? Yea, all the sins that I confess now to have
10       3, VIII |     Still thou dost punish these sins which men commit against
11       3, VIII |          those who confess their sins to thee, and hear the groanings
12       3, IX   |   iniquities, there are also the sins that are committed by men
13       3, IX   |          rule of perfection, the sins are censored but the men
14       5, IX   |        all the many and grievous sins I had committed against
15       5, IX   |    incurred from thee through my sins. For how could he do so
16       5, IX   |         if my death (still in my sins) had pierced her inmost
17       6, XV   |    CHAPTER XV~ ~25. Meanwhile my sins were being multiplied. My
18       6, IX   |    trouble and forgiving all our sins.”196 But those who strut
19       8, III  |         forgiven him his earthly sins, in that mountain flowing
20       8, IV   |       rest in respect of my past sins, which were not yet forgiven
21       8, XII  |        love, let him weep for my sins against thee, the Father
22       8, XIII |    stringently inquire after our sins, we hope with confidence
23       8, XIII |         now beseech thee for the sins of my mother. Hearken unto
24       8, XIII |         she will answer that her sins are forgiven by Him to whom
25       9, III  |       the confessions of my past sins (which thou hast “forgiven
26       9, XXXI |     intercedeth with thee for my sins, numbering me among the
27       9, XLI  | considered the infirmities of my sins, under the headings of the
28       9, XLIII|              70. Terrified by my sins and the load of my misery,
29      10, III  |         thee, my God, forgive my sins, and as thou gavest thy
30      10, XXXI |      have the consequences of my sins cast me? Heal my eyes, that
31      11, XXVI |     confessions and forgivest my sins, since thou commandest me
32      12, XV   |        effort to justify his own sins. I do not know, O Lord,
33      12, XXXIV|        our disorders - since our sins were over us and we had