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 1      2, II  |     abandon, although they were separated from us, but exhorted them,
 2     15, I   |        not allow our love to be separated. Confession shuts you up
 3     37, II  |   accord he has preferred to be separated from the Church. Read this
 4     48, II  |         discord and schism; who separated some of the brethren here
 5     51, XVII|          if, hardly and cruelly separated from the Church, he should
 6     51, XXI |      did not grant it should be separated from the Church. While the
 7     61, II  |         these, that they may be separated while yet they can be separated
 8     61, II  | separated while yet they can be separated in innocence; because by
 9     61, II  |     they will not be able to be separated by our interference, after
10     62, XIII|      mixture cannot any more be separated. Whence, moreover, nothing
11     66, Arg |     MANY, AND BY HIS SCHISM HAD SEPARATED HIMSELF FROM THE COMMUNION
12     66, II  |         his frowardness, he has separated himself from our communion;
13     67, III |       that the people should be separated from them, lest, being associated
14     67, IX  |         the fault, are thus not separated in its penalty. For which
15     68, VIII|      but the chaff alone can be separated from the Church, since also
16     72, XXV |       Church can by no means be separated from one another, and divided,
17     73, IV  |       because it can neither be separated from the Church nor from
18     73, V   |        Spirit, or the Spirit be separated from Christ. Moreover, it
19     74, I   |        happened that we who are separated from one another in body
20     74, II  |        the same God, but as if, separated and divided from one another,
21     74, III |         later in their age, and separated from them by a long space
22     74, III |         that although they were separated by long periods, yet by
23     74, III |        in you, that you who are separated from us by the most extensive
24     74, VII |    other heretics, if they have separated themselves from the Church
25     74, XXVI|      this unity which cannot be separated and divided at all, is itself
26     75, I   |       set down any as specially separated; but he called all who had
27     75, IV  |         not without, nor can be separated nor divided against itself,
28     75, IX  |    punishment, unless they have separated themselves from the communion
29     75, IX  |          that whosoever had not separated himself from Korah, and
30     76, VI  |      the strongest charity, and separated from their prelates neither