Book, Chapter

 1       I, IV   |      work before they should be separated from one another. They therefore
 2       I, VII  | concubines; and thus they we're separated from Isaac. Abraham died
 3      II, I    |   orders the two accusers to be separated from each other, and inquires
 4      II, XI   |        when the ten tribes were separated from them, been able to
 5      II, XIII |        rule, Esther was held as separated from the presence of the
 6      II, XIV  |         history being, in fact, separated from the affairs of the,
 7      II, XXXV |    laity were punished, who had separated from the communion of the
 8      II, XXXVI|   Arians, when they were openly separated from the communion of the
 9      II, XLII |   heresy being discovered, were separated from the body of the Church.
10      II, XLV  |         an extent, that he even separated himself from the communion