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 1    I,  4, 5|           that he could do was to separate them and set them apart,
 2    I, 16, 3|           numbers. But as many as separate from the Church, and give
 3   II, 11, 1|        that angels, or some power separate from God, and who was ignorant
 4   II, 12, 4|      impossible. For how can they separate the Propator from his Ennoea,
 5   II, 12, 4|           preserve unity, but are separate from one another; and that
 6   II, 13, 5|     intelligence referred to], is separate from it, and the intelligence
 7   II, 13, 5| intelligence which was sent forth separate [from Him]. But if they
 8   II, 18, 2|        the passion, have become a separate existence? For Enthymesis (
 9   II, 18, 4|     further proceed to divide and separate it from her, while they
10   II, 22, 1|  otherwise they must first of all separate and eject [the Saviour]
11   II, 34   |          CAN BE RECOGNISED IN THE SEPARATE STATE, AND ARE IMMORTAL
12   II, 34, 1|           the same form [in their separate state] as the body had to
13   II, 34, 4|       must be understood as being separate existences. When God therefore
14  III, 11, 7|        retains. Those, again, who separate Jesus from Christ, alleging
15  III, 15, 1|          the election of God, and separate themselves from the company
16  III, 17, 4|          as united, they do again separate them: for they show that
17  III, 25, 7|          themselves have dug, but separate themselves from a Mother
18   IV,  2, 4|     suffered, as being altogether separate [from Him].~5.
19   IV, 26, 2|           who cleave asunder, and separate the unity of the Church, [
20    V,  8   |          RENDER US SPIRITUAL, AND SEPARATE US FROM CARNAL MEN. THESE
21    V, 12, 6|          did so], as regards each separate member, as it is found in
22    V, 28, 1|        others shun the light, and separate themselves from God, the