The Confessions Of Saint Augustine

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Chapter X – That All Things Exist That They May Perish, And That We Are Not Safe Unless God Watches Over Us.

Chapter IX – That The Love of A Human Being, However Constant In Loving And Returning Love, Perishes; While He Who Loves God Never Loses A Friend

Chapter VIII – That His Grief Ceased By Time, And The Consolation Of Friends.

Chapter VII – Troubled By Restlessness And Grief, He Leaves His Country A Second Time For Carthage.

Chapter VI – His Friend Being Snatched Away By Death, He Imagines That He Remains Only As Half.

Chapter V – Why Weeping Is Pleasant To The Wretched.

Chapter IV – Sorely Distressed By Weeping At The Death Of His Friend, He Provides Consolation For Himself.

Chapter III – Not Even The Most Experienced Men Could Persuade Him Of The Vanity Of Astrology, To Which He Was Devoted.

Chapter II – He Teaches Rhetoric, The Only Thing He Loved, And Scorns The Soothsayer, Who Promised Him Victory.

Chapter I – Concerning That Most Unhappy Time In Which He, Being Deceived, Deceived Others; And Concerning The Mockers Of His Confession.