Section,  Paragraph

1  II,  147|      existence. We would rather separate them from ourselves to join
2   V,  308|     subjects; because we cannot separate in thought their persons
3 VII,  483|     body, and for the body.~The separate member, seeing no longer
4  IX,  617|          While all philosophers separate into different sects, there
5   X,  643|     holy people, whom He should separate from all other nations,
6  XI,  712| themselves to me, say, God will separate me from His people. For
7 XIV,  874|         not dishonouring him to separate him from this holy union?~
8 XIV,  890|       that our divisions do not separate us from the altar.~