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 1      I,    38(3)|       the assurance of universal peace, then almost realised, which
 2      I,    69   |         lay down their arms, and peace~ ~
 3      I,    79   |                           Struck peace away.~ ~ ~ ~ By envious
 4      I,   102   |                               In peace that ended ill, their prize
 5      I,   146   |       towards decay, in times of peace~ ~
 6      I,   150(8)|         1783, on the occasion of peace being made with France,
 7      I,   195   |         the sword, with tranquil peace content~ ~
 8      I,   256   |                Here," spake he, "peace, here broken laws be left;~ ~
 9      I,   272   |     hanging through the years of peace; the shield~ ~
10      I,   280   |                   280 Denies the peace that all men else enjoy!~ ~
11      I,   355   |          Fresh from his years of peace, with all his crowd~ ~
12      I,   418   |                   Wilt thou make peace and bear the Senate's rule?~ ~
13      I,   502   |            All these now rest in peace. And you, ye Bards,~ ~
14      I,   727   |                     These are at peace; but, Mars, why art thou
15      I,   740   |          longs for and the final peace~ ~
16     II,    55   |                               No peace we ask for: let the nations
17     II,   196   |         remove, my victim to the peace~ ~
18     II,   276   |      Brutus' guide. Art thou for peace,~ ~
19     II,   283   |                   Laws feared in peace; want by the sword removed;~ ~
20     II,   308   |                              But peace eternal reigns upon the
21     II,   360   |          360 Shall give Hesperia peace and end her toils.~ ~
22     II,   630   |                 630 We brook not peace because we lag in war.~ ~
23     II,   731   |            While winter gives us peace) new strength acquire~ ~
24     II,   734   |    Caesar's might, intolerant of peace~ ~
25    III,    60   |          laid aside, in guise of peace~ ~
26    III,    83   |       for war, but as in time of peace~ ~
27    III,   151   |                 Drain not Rome's peace for spoil." The victor then,~ ~
28    III,   380   |         gates, but enter thou in peace~ ~
29    III,   384   |         when both shall wish for peace~ ~
30    III,   421   |          of war! Such prayer for peace~ ~
31    III,   423   |                   Learn that not peace, but war within his ranks~ ~
32     IV,   213   |         his kinsman.~ ~ ~ ~ Holy Peace~ ~
33     IV,   253   |          civil war. This name of peace~ ~
34     IV,   259   |        freedom for dishonourable peace~ ~
35     IV,   263   |       dishonour? Shame upon your peace.~ ~
36     IV,   380   |      victor's feet, and sues for peace.~ ~
37     IV,   401   |       Give us repose; to lead in peace the life~ ~
38     IV,   434   |           What priceless gift in peace had they secured!~ ~
39      V,    41   | bloodshed, through long years of peace,~ ~
40      V,   230   |        threats of war: alive, in peace,~ ~
41      V,   443   |         serve him in the garb of peace.~ ~
42     VI,   283   |                                  Peace from this reeking sword,
43     VI,   326   |          from a battle done. The peace that reigned~ ~
44     VI,   349   |       its last drop of blood and peace ensued,~ ~
45     VI,   382   |          victory rob thee of the peace~ ~
46     VI,   927   |                     Destroys the peace that ruled the fields of
47    VII,    63   |        subject peoples; but with peace~ ~
48    VII,   111   |      thine, and he who broke the peace~ ~
49    VII,   112   |                               In peace forgotten. Whence this lust
50   VIII,   486   |      victor's feet. To this foul peace~ ~
51   VIII,   496   |            And dost thou sue for peace?' There shalt thou meet~ ~
52   VIII,   796   |                              Was peace or war, that tongue whose
53     IX,   242   |                       To arts of peace, yet armed loved peace the
54     IX,   242   |        of peace, yet armed loved peace the more.~ ~
55     IX,   276   |       all the world preferred to peace,~ ~
56     IX,   983   |          With darkness gave them peace. The very earth~ ~
57     IX,  1306   |                                A peace between us. But my prayers
58     IX,  1312   |         equal, bound in faithful peace,~ ~
59      X,    63   |     effeminate people: pledge of peace;~ ~
60      X,   128   |                Caesar had made a peace, by costliest gifts~ ~
61      X,   401   |          they pass, as though in peace profound,~ ~
62      X,   499   |             Rome with herself at peace? The host withdrawn~ ~
63      X,   568   |              Caesar, in hopes of peace, an envoy sent~ ~
64      X,   573   |          to save or messenger of peace,~ ~