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 1 Pre         |         been, after the general peace restored to the Church by
 2 Pre         |        speaks repeatedly of the peace restored to the Church;
 3   2, 65(121)|      comprehensive government—a peace, unknown to it before. So
 4   2, 67     |     enquire. For, the causes of peace and mutual agreement, now
 5   2, 71     |     them? Was it, first of all, peace ? that they might live a
 6   2, 72     |      bringing them together for peace ? ~
 7   2, 76     |    remaining in the profoundest peace ! The whole of Asia, Europe,
 8   2, 76     |         guidance of the helm of peace, in a serenity that is peaceful
 9   2, 76     |         to God its Father ; and peace and love have been restored
10   2, 76     |      been made at once to enjoy peace, and are delighting  ./. 
11   2, 78     |    prevailed, there was neither peace nor agreement ; while mutual
12   2, 80     |         were in the profoundest peace142 ? But, the  ./. wonder
13   2, 80     |     subjected to destruction, a peace, administering increase
14   2, 80     | contrary, when the Gods were in peace ! For, during their prosperity,
15   2, 80     |     their desolation, an entire peace with every good thing without
16   2, 91(168)|    tells us, that the Temple of Peace suffered by lightning after
17   3, 1      |        to a state henceforth of peace and rest, and had been prepared
18   3, 1      |    Roman empire, and a profound peace prevailed in every thing.
19   3, 2      |       one stream; and they gave peace to all, and brought all
20   3, 2      |        man changed to (that) of peace; and all, professing a common
21   3, 2      |  another with the salutation of peace, that henceforward the whole
22   3, 2      |         forth, and abundance of peace6 :" and again. " They shall
23   3, 20     |       they had the most perfect peace and friendship (with all) ;
24   3, 33     |         been mentioned, is that peace which was, by His power,
25   3, 33     |         nations ? and, that the peace which took place among the
26   3, 59     |         The chastisement of our peace was upon Him, and by His
27   4, 12     |         I am come to send forth peace upon earth : I am not come
28   4, 12     |       am not come to send forth peace, but a sword. For I am come
29   4, 12     |         I am come to send forth peace on earth ? I say unto you,
30   4, 12     |       am not come to send forth peace on earth," with other things,
31   4, 12     |   themselves and said; "I leave peace with you, my own peace give
32   4, 12     |    leave peace with you, my own peace give I unto you: it is not
33   4, 12     |         not as the world giveth peace, that I also so give peace."
34   4, 12     |      peace, that I also so give peace." It was the knowledge and
35   4, 19     |      this day the things of thy peace. -- But now, they are (so)
36   4, 19     |     this day, the things of thy peace:" intimating too His own
37   4, 19     |         which should be for the peace of the whole world. For  ./. 
38   4, 19     |      the sun), and abundance of peace60. He came also for this
39   4, 19     |         that "He61 might preach peace to them that were near,
40   4, 19     |         received Him, He said, "Peace62 I leave to you I leave
41   4, 19     |       to you I leave to you; my peace give I unto you:" the peace,
42   4, 19     |     peace give I unto you:" the peace, which all nations who believed
43   4, 19     |         not the things of their peace : and, on this account,
44   4, 19     |      previous perception of the peace, that had been formerly
45   4, 19     |   knewest not the things of thy peace." For, for this cause "there