Book, Chapter

 1       1, XIII |         not love thee, and thus committed fornication against thee.26
 2       1, XVI  |        crimes, and that whoever committed such crimes might appear
 3       2, V    |         of these values, sin is committed, because we have an inordinate
 4       2, V    |         inquire why a crime was committed, we do not accept the explanation
 5       2, VII  | forgiven me, both those which I committed willfully and those which,
 6       2, IX   |   before thee. I would not have committed that theft alone. My pleasure
 7       3, IX   |      are also the sins that are committed by men who are, on the whole,
 8       5, IX   |         and grievous sins I had committed against thee, myself, and
 9       5, XII  |        that other offenses were committed in Rome which I had not
10       6, IX   |         him who it was that had committed the thefts. But the custodian
11       6, IX   |        of the young man who had committed the deed. There, before
12       6, XXI  |          but we have sinned and committed iniquities, and have done
13       7, X    |      punishment of a sin freely committed by Adam, and I was a son
14       8, VIII |     master’s daughters was also committed to her, and she performed
15       9, XIV  |       food, which when they are committed to the memory are, so to
16      10, XXVII|     through a span of time, and committed his sound to memory. Thus