Chapter

 1 Pro,1|    give him absolution for his sins in a man of less high place
 2 Pro,2|       that God will forgive my sins?" cried the dying man, renewing
 3 Pro,2|       unexpected words. ~"Your sins and also your crimes, God
 4 Pro,2|    festivals; so much for your sins. God will forgive you for
 5 Pro,2| forgive me everything, both my sins and my crimes?" ~"Everything,"
 6 3,1  | bearing the weight of his past sins, disparaging the riches
 7 3,2  |    purgatory the burden of our sins, more heavy, alas, than
 8 11,1 |      rendered unnecessary, and sins were pardoned for a third
 9 13,5 | plenary indulgence for all his sins. Then the masked men took
10 Epi,2|    Peter's were committing the sins of luxurious living in a