In Book 5, the author describes the nine years he spent waiting for the arrival of a man named Faustus, only to be disappointed by Faustus' ignorance when he appeared.  
This work is discussed in the second essay of Kenneth Burke's The Rhetoric of Religion, which refers to John Bowlby's research on infants to analyze the use of the word "inhaerere" in it.  In Book 5, the author describes the nine years he spent waiting for the arrival of a man named Faustus, only to be disappointed by Faustus' ignorance when he appeared.  In Book 8 Simplicianus tells the story of the conversion of Victorinus, while Ponticianus introduces the author to Athanasius' The Life of Antony.  Other books discuss the problem of how one can remember forgetfulness and introduce the author's son Adeodatus.  FTP, name this work which describes the death of the author's mother Monica and his education under Saint Ambrose, an autobiographical work by Saint Augustine.
This work is discussed in the second essay of Kenneth Burke's The Rhetoric of Religion, which refers to John Bowlby's research on infants to analyze the use of the word "inhaerere" in it.  
Confessions of St. Augustine