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 1 11|        being a people whom a long peace has not yet enervated. Indeed
 2 13|           and even when there was peace, there was a long neglect
 3 18| formidable or invincible. And so, peace having been sued for and
 4 20|       year in office, restored to peace its good name, when, from
 5 20|        display the allurements of peace. In consequence, many states,
 6 29|       been tried through years of peace, as far as the Grampian
 7 30|       make a solitude and call it peace. ~
 8 32|         as they are licentious in peace? To our strifes and discords
 9 40|       handed over his province in peace and safety to his successor.
10 40|       renown, which annoys men of peace, with other merits, he studiously
11 46|       with the body, rest thou in peace; and call us, thy family,