Book, Chapter

 1        2, XVI    |        sake of their religion, apart altogether from the fact
 2        2, LX     |      in the soul, which exists apart in a body said to be of
 3        3, XXXVII |        those souls which exist apart from bodies, both angels
 4        3, LVIII  | parents; but, desiring to keep apart those sons of wicked parents
 5        3, LXIX   |      in their allegiance. For, apart from the aid of the word,
 6        4, XXXII  |  account," we say, that living apart as a "chosen nation and
 7        4, XXXVIII|    sons of men abode~From ills apart, and labour's irksome load,~
 8        4, XLVII  |       fault with events which, apart from their figurative meaning,
 9        4, LXXXIII| Moreover, even if the ants set apart in a place by themselves
10        4, LXXXIV |    ants die, the survivors set apart a special place (for their
11        6, XXXV   |         in a certain place set apart for purification. The adherents
12        6, XLVIII |        so that they do nothing apart from the Word. Since all
13        7, V      |   despise the purity of a life apart from the senses, and who
14        8, XXIII  |       this practice of setting apart some days distinct from