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Conference XX. Conference of Abbot Pinufius. On the End of Penitence and the Marks of Satisfaction.
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Chapter I. Of the humility of Abbot Pinufius, and of his hiding-place.
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Chapter II. Of our coming to him.iv.vi.iv.ii
Chapter III. A question on the end of penitence and the marks of satisfaction.iv.vi.iv.iii
Chapter IV. The answer on the humility shown by our request.iv.vi.iv.iv
Chapter V. Of the method of penitence and the proof of pardon.iv.vi.iv.v
Chapter VI. A question whether our sins ought to be remembered out of contrition of heart.iv.vi.iv.vi
Chapter VII. The answer showing how far we ought to preserve the recollection of previous actions.iv.vi.iv.vii
Chapter VIII. Of the various fruits of penitence.iv.vi.iv.viii
Chapter IX. How valuable to the perfect is the forgetfulness of sin.iv.vi.iv.ix
Chapter X. How the recollection of our sins should be avoided.iv.vi.iv.x
Chapter XI. Of the marks of satisfaction, and the removal of past sins.iv.vi.iv.xi
Chapter XII. Wherein we must do penance for a time only; and wherein it can have no end.iv.vi.iv.xii