Book,  Par.

 1     I,  9 | because they were far away and separated by the ocean from the rest
 2     I,  9 |  deputations to Verginius. But separated as these armies were by
 3     I,  50|        the various armies were separated from each other by the limits
 4     I,  64|   dislike, and the two states, separated only by a river, were linked
 5    II,  27|       the Batavian cohorts who separated from the 14th legion during
 6    II,  58|     threatened Spain, which is separated from it only by a narrow
 7   III,  2 |         is faraway; Britain is separated only by a strait; the provinces
 8    IV,  47|      And when they began to be separated, some to be marched to one
 9    IV,  59|        then for the first time separated themselves from the legions,
10    IV,  67|     this the Tencteri, a tribe separated by the Rhine from the Colony,
11     V,  25|       passing each other, they separated after a brief discharge