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 1 Bull           |     with our whole heart the peace and tranquillity of the
 2 Bull           |     brethren desired to have peace with him and with all people,
 3 Bull           |  that we were ready to grant peace and tranquillity to him
 4 Bull           |   especially lead the way to peace, we asked and begged him
 5 Bull           |  behalf to hear and treat of peace, and even of satisfaction,
 6 Bull           | church also wished to secure peace for his friends and supporters
 7 Bull           |    with him, for the sake of peace, we have always taken care
 8 Bull           |    he deliberately broke the peace previously established between
 9 Bull           |    he is the violator of the peace. For, previously at a time
10 Bull           |    previously at a time when peace had been restored between
11 Bull           |      But he did not keep the peace and violated these oaths
12 Const,    1, 7 |   their ease and enjoy their peace. Therefore we enact by the
13 Const,    1, 10| ourselves so that we may win peace for others, wishing to limit
14 Const,    2, 5 |   and christian peoples keep peace with each other, we therefore
15 Const,    2, 5 |      and general synod, that peace be generally kept in the
16 Const,    2, 5 |     to conclude a definitive peace or to observe inviolably
17 Const,    2, 5 |      they ought not to enjoy peace. If it happens that they