Book, Chapter

 1       1, IX  |      man, I could play at more shameful games? And did he by whom
 2       1, XII |        of a rich beggary and a shameful glory. But thou, Lord, by
 3       1, XVII|      by these empty trifles, a shameful prey to the spirits of the
 4       2, IV  |       seeking nothing from the shameful deed but shame itself.~
 5       5, VI  | providence and wast setting my shameful errors before my face so
 6       5, VIII|      the contrary, there was a shameful and intemperate license
 7       5, VIII|   tranquillity were blinded by shameful madness and also those who
 8       6, XI  |       lightly, for it would be shameful to lapse back into it again.
 9       6, XVI |       these very perplexities, shameful as they were, with my friends.
10       6, I   |     Dead now was that evil and shameful youth of mine, and I was