Book, Chapter

 1     Int       | Augustine piles up a series of remembered incidents that inflamed
 2       5, III  |     the Creator.”131 ~6. Yet I remembered many a true saying of the
 3       6, XI   |    puzzled and wondered when I remembered how long a time had passed
 4       6, XII  |      had tasted and now hardly remembered, and therefore too easily
 5       8, IV   |      spoken to such a one as I remembered that I myself had been.
 6       8, XIII |       desired to have her name remembered at thy altar, where she
 7       9, XIII |       is not false that I have remembered them. And I also remember
 8       9, XIII |   Therefore, I remember that I remembered, so that if afterward I
 9       9, XVI  |      memory; and if, unless we remembered forgetfulness, we could
10       9, XVIII|        found it unless she had remembered it. For when it was found,
11       9, XVIII|      same coin, if she had not remembered it? I remember having lost
12       9, XVIII|        to me. But if I had not remembered it - whatever it was - even
13       9, XIX  |        recognized it unless we remembered it. Yet we had indeed forgotten
14       9, XXV  |   parts where I had stored the remembered affections of my mind, and
15       9, XXV  |   dwellest in it, since I have remembered thee from the time I learned
16      11, X    |        went astray and still I remembered thee. I heard thy voice
17      12, XII  |     was troubled within us, we remembered thee, O Lord, from the land