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 1 Intro      |        first, achieving a general peace between christian rulers;
 2 Intro,    2|        for the praise of God, the peace of the whole church, the
 3 Intro,    2|        schismatics and enemies of peace, those howling dogs, may
 4 Intro,    4|      church's liberty, and to the peace and development of the catholic
 5 Intro,    6|        that a general and settled peace may be arranged between
 6 Intro,    6|           all our efforts to this peace, with untiring care and
 7 Intro,    6|          in freedom, security and peace. ~In addition, for the carrying
 8 Intro,    8|                      On arranging peace between christian princes
 9 Intro,    8|  represent on earth, who develops peace and harmony in his high
10 Intro,    8|   departure from this world, left peace as a lawful inheritance
11 Intro,    8|         with all our strength for peace between them. This was the
12 Intro,    8|         the said council: so that peace should follow and be maintained
13 Intro,    8|       alert legates and envoys of peace, who are outstanding in
14 Intro,    8|         negotiating and arranging peace. And, in order that these
15 Intro,    8|       whom comes every best gift) peace can be negotiated and arranged
16 Intro,    8|     conclusion for the safety and peace of the whole of Christianity.
17 Intro,    8|          our pastoral office, for peace and union within the whole
18 Intro,    8|          and salutary way by this peace and unity, because of the
19 Intro,    8|      grace and love, to universal peace, harmony and union. In this
20 Intro,    8|       faculties, as messengers of peace, for the arranging, negotiating
21 Intro,    8|        settling of this universal peace among Christians, for the
22 Intro,    8|    towards the holy tasks of both peace and the expedition, for
23 Intro,    8|      resume the synod, to promote peace between christian princes
24 Intro,    8|         mercy allows us to settle peace among the christian leaders,
25 Intro,    9|          christian rulers to make peace among themselves so that
26 Intro,    9|     importance for the salvation, peace and extension of the church
27 Intro,    9|       more readily, in a union of peace and harmony, as by a very
28 Intro,    9|          world coming to it, once peace between these christian
29 Intro,    9|      princes to promote union and peace between the same rulers --
30 Intro,    9|           of a stable and lasting peace among them, and as we previously
31 Intro,    9|        from on high our plans for peace and our constant thoughts,
32 Intro,    9|         sake of common safety and peace and for the suppression
33 Intro,    9|          special collects for the peace of Christians and for the
34 Intro,    9|        and the Hail Mary, for the peace of Christians (as mentioned
35 Intro,    9|           universal or particular peace between princes, rulers
36 Intro,    9|          and lead them on to this peace and the campaign. By the
37 Intro,    9|       embracing the endeavour for peace and deciding on the aforesaid
38 Intro,    9|          any obstacle to the said peace which is to be negotiated
39 Intro,    9|           in working towards this peace, think that there is involved
40 Intro,    9|       goodwill towards the coming peace. Indeed, those who wish
41 Intro,    9|      devout prayers for obtaining peace and for deciding on the
42 Intro,    9|      expedition, so that the said peace and the campaign against
43 Intro,    9|           making or arranging the peace and in deciding (as said
44 Intro,    9|           it; until the universal peace -- which is receiving our
45 Intro,    9|         it may be able to live in peace and calm and without restraint
46 Intro,   10|   question appears to concern the peace and tranquility of the whole
47 Intro,   10|  establish harmony, and to foster peace between prelates of churches
48 Intro,   11|          Fostering everywhere the peace and mutual love so much
49 Intro,   11|           of kingdoms and for the peace and justice of peoples,
50 Intro,   11|      together in the sweetness of peace, quiet and delight and may
51 Intro,   11|   contained in it for the sake of peace and harmony in the kingdom
52 Intro,   11|   continuing charity and unbroken peace may abide in the mystical
53 Intro,   11| contribute to the preservation of peace and quiet among them. We
54 Intro,   11|           might gain the quiet of peace. Therefore it is just that
55 Intro,   11|        one another by the bond of peace and by a fraternal unity
56 Intro,   11|    promote divine worship and the peace and tranquillity of the
57 Intro,   12|           a universal and lasting peace could be established. Leaving
58 Intro,   12|       efforts to bring about this peace and to conclude it, as if
59 Intro,   12|          establishing a universal peace between christian kings
60 Intro,   12|       until this time). There was peace for the whole church and
61 Intro,   12|    completed in the council, only peace between kings and princes
62 Intro,   12|        upon a stable and enduring peace, now that this same flock
63 Intro,   12|          such an extent, that the peace so long desired by us for
64 Intro,   12|        that God be asked that the peace achieved may endure . ~It
65 Intro,   12|       persons for the sake of the peace and unity of the universal
66 Intro,   12|        unbroken observance of the peace into which they have entered,