Metre/Prose,  page

 1 pI,   17   |       pass it by, buried in the peace of silence. But the shoes,
 2 pII,   20  |      and promised the perpetual peace of rest; for AEolus, that
 3 mIII,   21 |         wars of Boreas with its peace, and bathed in a hail of
 4 pIII,   25 |          these establish a firm peace among the four humors. ~
 5 mIV,   32  |     light-bringer of the world! Peace, love, virtue, government,
 6 mIV,   33  |       and dost with the bond of peace marry heaven to earth; who,
 7 pIV,   36  |       storm, now returns to the peace of tranquillity, now, borne
 8 pIV,   43  |       strife of hatred into the peace of friendship. All things,
 9 pIV,   44  |      blast of wind destroys the peace of pure serenity, where
10 mV,   46   |         juncla timori. ~Love is peace joined with hatred, faith
11 pVII,   70 | assembly of their hairs in such peace that no breeze can raise
12 pVII,   72 |        but the enemies of human peace, the attendants of mental
13 pVIII,   82|      sadder step, calmer in the peace of her dove-like countenance,
14 pIX,   89  |    harmonizes our minds in firm peace, that not only is that union