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Alphabetical [« »] payable 1 paymaster 1 payment 1 peace 8 peculiar 1 peculiarly 1 peevishly 1	Frequency [« »] 8 mind 8 multitude 8 open 8 peace 8 person 8 rage 8 shall	Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius On the manner in which the persecutors died IntraText - Concordances peace

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1 I    |       times is dispelled, and peace and serenity gladden all
2 IV   |                 IV.~This long peace, however, was afterwards
3 XX   |      old age. of security and peace. Such were his projects;
4 XXIV |    his wish had long been, in peace and quiet. Constantine Augustus,
5 XXXVI|     shores with their armies. Peace, however, and amity were
6 XLIII| notwithstanding the treaty of peace lately concluded between
7 XLVI |       could not be brought to peace; for he held Licinius in
8 LII  |      to confirm for ever that peace which, after a warfare of