Document,  Chapter

 1 1,1|           John of Antioch, on the peace]. ~[This letter begins,
 2 1,1|          of us all having awarded peace to his churches, through
 3 1,1|         and ours with harmony and peace. ~Of the reason of the disagreement
 4 1,1|           suitable to the time of peace. We were therefore delighted
 5 1,1|        form a an alliance for the peace of the Church, and to drive
 6 1,1|         the Saviour's saying; "My peace I give unto you, my peace
 7 1,1|         peace I give unto you, my peace I leave with you." We have
 8 1,1|            O Lord our God give us peace, for thou hast given us
 9 1,1|          the participation of the peace furnished from God, he is
10 2  | Counsellor, Strong God, Prince of Peace, Father of the age to come."
11 5  |     equally to all men, said, "My peace I leave with you, my peace
12 5  |        peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you." But, since
13 6,1|          faithful. The letters of peace (eirhnikai) on the contrary,
14 6,8|        judges succeeded in making peace, and accusers and accused
15 6,8|           to the general good and peace of the Church, and liable
16 6,9|           that "only from love of peace and for the restoration
17 6,2|         that unity through a holy peace may be preserved through