Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  | innumerable causes which generally separate men from the love of Christ
 2        1, Pref  |          says, firstly: "Who shall separate us from the love of Christ?
 3        1, Pref  |            which naturally tend to separate those who are not firmly
 4        1, Pref  |         creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God,
 5        1, Pref  |         enumerated by Paul, do not separate us (from Christ); but not
 6        1, Pref  |            things that follow, can separate them from the love of God
 7        2, LX    |            of the dead exists in a separate state (from the body); and
 8        4, LVI   |        consists of a fifth nature, separate from the other four elements,
 9        4, LXX   |        subject of loathing to each separate individual, although of
10        5, XXXII |       portion of the whole, and to separate them from those who received
11        5, XLVIII|            circumcision, they will separate it not only from that of
12        6, XXV   |            placing its name in two separate places. Moreover, Celsus
13        8, II    |          is only used by those who separate themselves and stand aloof
14        8, V     |          indeed they do in a sense separate themselves and stand aloof
15        8, XI    |            implying that there are separate factions in the divine kingdom,
16        8, LIV   |         means, they are seeking to separate from God the soul which
17        8, LVIII |          each one has power over a separate member. And he wishes us
18        8, LXII  |         and wretched through being separate and outcasts from God, though