Book, Chapter

 1       2, I   |    review in memory my past wickedness and the carnal corruptions
 2       2, II  |  that I was, I foamed in my wickedness as the sea and, forsaking
 3       2, IV  |    which not even ingrained wickedness can erase. For what thief
 4       2, V   |    consciousness of his own wickedness. So it seems that even Catiline
 5       3, II  |     one who delights in his wickedness than for one who counts
 6       3, X   |   his own but another man’s wickedness, some Manichean saint might
 7       6, VIII|   to roam abroad after such wickedness. Would that he had shut
 8       6, XVI | like thee. And I asked what wickedness was, and I found that it
 9       9, XXX |     am still in this way of wickedness I have confessed unto my
10      12, XIX |    bitterness of malice and wickedness; let him not kill, nor commit