'_Cordis contricio_ cometh of sorwe in herte,
And _oris confessio_, that cometh of shrifte of mouthe,
And _operis satisfactio_, that for synnes payeth
And for alle synnes soueraynliche quiteth:
_Cordis contricio, oris confessio, operis satisfactio_.'
I find 'confessio' and 'cordis contritio' mentioned near together in the
Latin version of St. Chrysostom's 20th homily on Genesis, cap. iv; ed.
Migne, vol. liii. col. 170.