Book, Chapter

 1     Int        |    love.~We can observe two separate stages in Augustine’s “conversion.”
 2       2, VI    |     pervertedly - when they separate themselves far from thee
 3       2, VI    | whither they can altogether separate themselves from thee. What
 4       5, VII   |  that man. I did not wholly separate myself from them, but as
 5       5, XIV   |    ignored; for I could not separate them. And, while I opened
 6       8, XIII  |     bond of faith. Let none separate her from thy protection.
 7       9, XXV   |     as if indeed there were separate parts in it? Assuredly,
 8       9, XXXV  |  slaves perish because they separate themselves from thee - there
 9      10, XI    |  long, except from the many separate events that occur in its
10      10, XIII  |  and come in order that all separate moments may come to pass.
11      11, III   |  before thou didst form and separate this formless matter there
12      11, XV    |   with him, yet it does not separate itself from him, and does
13      12, XI    |    the distinction does not separate the things, and yet it is
14      12, XXI   | conformed to this world;616 separate yourselves from it. The
15      12, XXVIII|   is all very good. In each separate kind of thy work, when thou