The Confessions Of Saint Augustine

Chapter XII – On The Recollection Of Things Mathematical.

Chapter XI – What It Is To Learn And To Think.

Chapter X – Literature Is Not Introduced To The Memory Through The Senses, But Is Brought Forth From Its More Secret Places.

Chapter IX – Not Only Things, But Also Literature And Images, Are Taken From The Memory, And Are Brought Forth By The Act Of Remembering.

Chapter VIII – Of The Nature And The Amazing Power Of Memory.

Chapter VII – That God Is To Be Found Neither From The Powers Of The Body Nor Of The Soul.

Chapter VI – The Love Of God, In His Nature Superior To All Creatures, Is Acquired By The Knowledge Of The Senses And The Exercise Of Reason.

Chapter V – That Man Knoweth Not Himself Wholly.

Chapter IV – That In His Confessions He May Do Good, He Considers Others.

Chapter III – He Who Confesseth Rightly Unto God Best Knoweth Himself.

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