Book, Chapter

 1     Int        |         the motifs of the Church’s piety and doctrine for the next
 2     Int, 1     | recognizing how his genius and his piety burst through the limitations
 3       1, XI    |         faith I solicited from the piety of my mother and from thy
 4       1, XI    |           influence of my mother’s piety in me, nor did he prevent
 5       3, VIII  |           return to thee in humble piety and let thee purge us from
 6       4, III   | divinations. Still, true Christian piety must necessarily reject
 7       5, III   |         they do not seek with true piety for the Truth, the Architect
 8       5, V     |          which is not necessary to piety? For thou hast said to man, “
 9       5, V     |        that he had no knowledge of piety. For, even when we have
10       5, V     |           a profession of it, when piety comes from confession to
11       5, V     |           confession to thee. From piety, therefore, Mani had gone
12       5, V     |         essence of the doctrine of piety, or ventures to assert dogmatic
13       5, VII   |            the authenticity of his piety, if he had not been a Manichean.
14       5, X     |         that earth. And because my piety - such as it was - still
15       5, X     |          it seemed to me a greater piety to regard thee, my God -
16       6, I     |            mustered the courage of piety, following over sea and
17       7, VII   |            which I did not seek in piety, but opposed in malice.~
18       8, IV    |        motherly love and Christian piety. What cries I used to send
19       8, IX    |            had guided her house in piety, was highly reputed for
20       9, XXXIII|          and earnestly inflamed in piety by the holy words when they
21       9, XXXIV |       significance for the life of piety - which men have added for
22      12, XXIV  |       Surely not this, O Father of piety; far be it from a servant