Book, Chapter

 1     Int       |        the form of a sustained prayer to God.~The Confessions
 2     Int, 1    | Apostles’ Creed and the Lord’s Prayer. The treatise begins, naturally
 3       1       |         In a mood of sustained prayer, he recalls what he can
 4       1, XV   |       CHAPTER XV~ ~24. Hear my prayer, O Lord; let not my soul
 5       4, V    |    This is true in the case of prayer, for in a prayer there is
 6       4, V    |       case of prayer, for in a prayer there is a desire to approach
 7       7, VI   |       church in constant daily prayer. When I had told him that
 8       8       |      book closes with a moving prayer for the souls of Monica,
 9       8, IV   |      mercy upon me and hear my prayer.” I wish they might have
10       8, VII  |     and vigils, lived there in prayer. And even though we were
11       9       |       meaning and mode of true prayer. In conclusion, he undertakes
12       9, XLII |       the angels? What kind of prayer? What kind of rites? Many
13      10, II   |         O Lord my God, hear my prayer and let thy mercy attend
14      10, II   |       hear my petition. For my prayer is not for earthly things,
15      10, XXIII|     the sun stood still at the prayer of a certain man in order