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 1 15|  restoration and maintenance of peace it was enough if they kept
 2 16|          although the desire of peace is a noble and excellent
 3 22|       that he is 'the friend of peace and altogether averse to
 4 23|         s ready inclination for peace was shown especially when
 5 23|        to unite the Churches in peace and harmony, to deprive
 6 23|         our Savior's words: 'My peace I give to you, my peace
 7 23|         peace I give to you, my peace I leave unto you.'24~
 8 24|         and so clear the way to peace and harmony. These explanations
 9 24|             For the sake of the peace of the Churches,' he says
10 24| abundance the desired fruits of peace; and when at last it was
11 24|       caused us grief is now at peace; every matter of contention
12 24|   Savior of us all, has granted peace to His Churches.27~
13 36|    Patriarch of Alexandria that peace and reconciliation had been
14 37|       passed to his rest in the peace of Christ. ~
15 42|    example move them to restore peace by means of that triple