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  1  2,1 |       quietis custos (custodian of peace) … We have sought to penetrate
  2  2,2 |          alt to maintain religious peace in the Empire and not realizing
  3  2,2 |        their disputes yet lived in peace. He also indicated in his
  4  2,2 |           new state of harmony and peace within the church. Constantine
  5  2,2 |       Persia, Jovian had to sign a peace treaty according to which
  6  2,3 |           was anxious to establish peace and harmony in the Christian
  7  2,3 |            victory of Theodosius, “peace was established in Thrace,
  8  2,3 |           not live side by side in peace, since they were competing
  9  2,3 |            him from exile. The new peace between the state and the
 10  2,5 |           for the Empire — to make peace with the Monophysites at
 11  2,5 |           his lifetime the desired peace and harmony within the Empire.
 12  2,5 |        wars waged in behalf of the peace of the soul, and to tell
 13  3,4 |            concluding an “endless” peace with the new ruler on the
 14  3,4 |        border. After the “endless” peace with Persia, the Persian
 15  3,4 | opportunity to break the “endless” peace and open hostilities against
 16  3,4 |          an agreement establishing peace for fifty years. The historian
 17  3,5 |        time of war and the time of peace may be rightly guided; he
 18  3,6 |       Byzantine Empire in complete peace and safety. Justinian failed
 19  3,9 |          the East. In intervals of peace the Persians still remained
 20  3,11|         the throne.[119] Maurice’s peace treaty was of great importance;
 21  4,1 |           of all a glorious era of peace and grandeur seemed opening.
 22  4,1 |    successor, Kawad Sheroe, opened peace negotiations with Heraclius.
 23  4,1 |    ambassadors to make a perpetual peace with the Empire.[21] Finally
 24  4,1 |          Heraclius and made formal peace.[22]~ Heraclius officially
 25  4,1 |          the sacred period of the “Peace of God,” an observance which
 26  4,1 |          he preached to his people peace, love, and self-control.
 27  4,1 |          was forced to negotiate a peace agreement with the Byzantine
 28  4,1 |            and by the advantageous peace treaty, Constantine performed
 29  4,1 |         there came a time of great peace in the East and in the West.”[
 30  4,1 |         Arabian irruptions. By the peace treaty negotiated under
 31  4,1 |           in Italy did not promise peace. The exarchs of Ravenna,
 32  4,2 |       effect the desired religious peace. In the presence of representatives
 33  4,2 |           throne, and finally made peace with the second successor,
 34  4,3 |   Ecumenical Council and religious peace.~Although Monotheletism
 35  4,3 |    establishing complete religious peace in the Empire, convoked
 36  4,3 |           of the human race.”[81]~ Peace with Rome was definitely
 37  4,3 |        Byzantine Empire. Religious peace with Rome was reached by
 38  4,3 |          with great joy. Religious peace seemed finally established
 39  5,2 |      Empress was forced to beg for peace. The resulting agreement,
 40  5,2 |      Caliph Harun-ar-Rashid, a new peace agreement was concluded
 41  5,2 |           succeeded in maintaining peace with the Empire.~ In the
 42  5,8 |         envoy bearing proposals of peace. But in 833 Mamun died and
 43  5,8 |        with the Byzantine Empire a peace agreement to last for thirty
 44  5,8 |         earthen fences.[153] After peace was definitely concluded
 45  5,8 |          tradition has it, eternal peace and 2000 pounds of gold,
 46  6,2 |          his period, “could die in peace. He had fulfilled, both
 47  6,2 |             beseeching him to make peace with them; he marched as
 48  6,2 |       eleventh century a treaty of peace was reached by the Emperor
 49  6,3 |         Boris, in his turn, needed peace for the internal upbuilding
 50  6,3 |         accession of Leo VI (886), peace with Bulgaria was broken
 51  6,3 |         succeeded in negotiating a peace treaty according to which
 52  6,3 |         the Byzantine Emperor. The peace treaty that was signed by
 53  6,3 |        established by Simeon. This peace lasted for some forty years.
 54  6,3 |       victories, the terms of this peace, very satisfactory to Byzantium, “
 55  6,3 |            with them a five years’ peace, which was renewed after
 56  6,4 |           than those of Oleg. This peace agreement was to last “as
 57  6,5 |          Emperor was forced to buy peace at a very heavy price. His
 58  6,6 |            he conclude a treaty of peace with the German ruler, but
 59  6,7 |         the interests of religious peace in the Empire Nicholas Mysticus
 60  6,8 |            negotiated an “eternal” peace and a treaty of friendship
 61  6,8 |         lands of both. In times of peace these robbers were fought
 62  7,1 |            the crusade, however, a peace was made between the Serbs
 63  7,1 |           the Christians ensued. A peace was made between Byzantium
 64  7,1 |  Dyrrachium and was forced to make peace with Alexius on humiliating
 65  7,1 |          was forced to ask him for peace, which John granted on the
 66  7,1 |           both adversaries to seek peace, and a peace was concluded.~ ~
 67  7,1 |   adversaries to seek peace, and a peace was concluded.~ ~Alliance
 68  7,1 |         with devotion and love for peace with you; we are induced
 69  7,1 |    restoration of Italy. In 1158 a peace was made between Manuel
 70  7,1 |            William of Sicily. This peace, the exact conditions of
 71  7,1 |            such circumstances, the peace on the eastern border could
 72  7,1 |           never again did he enjoy peace of mind or his usual tranquillity
 73  7,1 |          conclusion of a tolerable peace. Some Byzantine fortifications
 74  7,1 |       happy you are because such a peace could be made in your country.
 75  7,2 |        Constantinople. A treaty of peace concluded between Isaac
 76  7,2 |            and therefore he opened peace negotiations with the Bulgarians.
 77  7,2 |      moment Isaac yielded. He made peace with Frederick at Hadrianople,
 78  7,2 |           Isaac. Alexius could buy peace only by paying to Henry
 79  7,2 |           did he succeed in buying peace from his terrible adversary.
 80  8,5 |        called them dogs.”[41]~ The peace concluded between the two
 81  8,5 |          in Asia Minor, after that peace, differed very little from
 82  8,11|         the Mongols, made a speedy peace with them and, on condition
 83  8,16|          the army and navy. During peace he must prepare for war,
 84  9,3 |         Sicily enjoyed a period of peace. His court was the most
 85  9,3 |            Michael decided to make peace with the Genoese who, as
 86  9,3 |          the emir of Tunis to make peace on his terms, that the emir
 87  9,3 |           establish ecclesiastical peace and unity and to further
 88  9,4 |           the fourteenth century a peace was concluded between Sicily
 89  9,4 |        violence, became in time of peace dangerous to those who had
 90  9,4 |        very strongly felt. No real peace between Genoa and Venice
 91  9,6 |        were on the point of making peace. But the inexperience of
 92  9,6 |     According to the conditions of peace, the debatable heights over
 93  9,6 |         exhausted by the war, made peace. Since it failed to solve
 94  9,6 |       problem in the conflict, the peace lasted only a short time;
 95  9,6 |             the war ended with the peace made at Turin, the capital
 96  9,6 |       worked out the conditions of peace; of the latter, only those
 97  9,6 |           to the conditions of the peace of Turin, was obliged to
 98  9,6 |         East, despite the terms of peace, continued to collide. However,
 99  9,6 |           to collide. However, the peace of Turin, which ended a
100  9,7 |         Emperor, by confidence and peace. Once, with the Emperor’
101  9,7 |           of aid. According to the peace made with the Turks, the
102  9,8 |       Constantine was glad to make peace on the sultan’s terms; he
103  9,9 |      commemoration of the restored peace between the Eastern and
104  9,11|             but he stipulated that peace be established with Charles
105  9,12|      smoothly and with comparative peace; on the contrary, when the
106  9,13|        recent time we had lived in peace and stillness, receiving
107  9,18|         treatise, On the Union and Peace Between the Churches of