Epistle, Chapter

 1     25, VI  |          condition of the times, divided from your brethren, you
 2     41, I   |         bring the members of the divided body into the unity of the
 3     43, I   |         should be lacerated by a divided emulation. I entreat that
 4     43, I   |          ought by no means to be divided, and because we cannot forsake
 5     46, II  |       able neither to be cut nor divided. Nor can any one now be
 6     51, XVII|          outside the Church, and divided from unity and from charity,
 7     51, XXIV|    although there is one Church, divided by Christ throughout the
 8     65, I   |      that when the eleven tribes divided the land and shared the
 9     68, VIII|          and one, is not cut nor divided, but is indeed connected
10     72, XXV |  separated from one another, and divided, he who has first been able
11     73, IV  |         it is one, and cannot be divided; and if thus the Holy Spirit
12     74, II  |        the diverse minds and the divided wills of some, as if not
13     74, II  |         but as if, separated and divided from one another, they can
14     74, III |          things which seem to be divided by a considerable space
15     74, XXVI|          cannot be separated and divided at all, is itself also among
16     75, IV  |         nor can be separated nor divided against itself, but maintains
17     75, VI  |     Kings; where ten tribes were divided from the tribe of Judah
18     75, VI  |        same persons who had then divided themselves from the tribe
19     75, XIV | subsequently follow, was equally divided among all; without difference