Book, Chapter

 1     Int      |     them with a doctrine of infant baptism which cancels, ex
 2       1, VII | free from sin, not even the infant who has lived but a day
 3       1, VII | have been obeyed? Thus, the infant’s innocence lies in the
 4       1, VII |     his body and not in the infant mind. I have myself observed
 5       1, VII | livid as it watched another infant at the breast.~Who is ignorant
 6       1, VII | allow for such things in an infant, the same things could not
 7       1, VII | thou who gavest life to the infant, and a body which, as we
 8       1, VIII|      and I was no longer an infant who could not speak, but
 9       1, XIII|     also a time when, as an infant, I knew no Latin; but this
10       6, IV  |   been sealed upon me as an infant - did not relish these childish