Book, Chapter

 1       1, VII |         sins of men!” When a man cries thus, thou showest him mercy,
 2       1, XVI |         in their own schools who cries out and says: “These were
 3       6, XIII|     daily with strong, heartfelt cries, that thou wouldst, by a
 4       6, VII | contritions of my soul were loud cries to thy mercy. No man knew,
 5       7, XII |          sent up these sorrowful cries: “How long, how long? Tomorrow
 6       8, IV  |        and Christian piety. What cries I used to send up to thee
 7       8, IV  |      magnified his Holy One.” He cries, “How long?” He cries, “
 8       8, IV  |         He cries, “How long?” He cries, “Know this,” and I - so
 9       9, II  |       But in strong affection it cries aloud. For neither do I
10      10, XV  |          that case, time present cries aloud, in the words we have