Book, Chapter

 1       I, I      | Christian people, the times of peace which followed, and of all
 2       I, XXIII  |       Hebrews enjoyed profound peace; their neighbors, being
 3       I, XXIV   |    evil effect of a lengthened peace, they began to sacrifice
 4       I, XXIV   |       man ruled the Hebrews in peace for forty years. To him
 5       I, XXV    |        years, they now enjoyed peace for a period of forty years.~
 6       I, XXXII  |       war, the people lived in peace. But this tranquillity was
 7       I, XXXVIII|        accord, he possessed in peace a most flourishing kingdom.
 8       I, XLII   |     pious virtues. He lived at peace with Zambri; and he died,
 9       I, XLVI   |   badly with him, he purchased peace with the gold of the temple.
10      II, III    |        under an appearance3 of peace. And it is also evident
11      II, XV     |         and, being received in peace, awaited the result. I may
12      II, XVII   |      again corrupted by a long peace, began to mingle all things
13      II, XXIII  |    battle. The king begged for peace, which, because19 he, with
14      II, XXIII  |    being beaten, he begged for peace. This was granted him certain
15      II, XXV    |         pretended a desire for peace, and slew Ptolemais who
16      II, XXX    |         as no chance either of peace or surrender was allowed
17      II, XXXII  |       Adrian, the churches had peace under the rule of Antoninus
18      II, XXXII  |         the Christians enjoyed peace, except that at the middle
19      II, XLI    |    know that there could be nO peace with heretics. The Arians