Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1     |      of nature. But creation lies under the shadow of sin
 2       1, VII   |       the infant’s innocence lies in the weakness of his body
 3       1, VII   |      are trustworthy. For it lies in the deep murk of my forgetfulness
 4       1, XVIII |   and deceived, with endless lies, my tutor, my masters and
 5       4, XIV   |      where the helpless soul lies prostrate that is not yet
 6       5, III   |      so that they load their lies on thee who art the Truth, “
 7       5, V     | which he is ignorant - there lies the injury. And yet even
 8       9, XXVIII|    on which side the victory lies I do not know.~Woe is me!
 9       9, XXVIII|    on which side the victory lies I do not know. Woe is me!
10       9, XXXI  |   that the snare of appetite lies baited for me. For the passage
11      10, XXII  |    of these very same things lies deeply hid and its discovery