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 1 1 |   they should be continued in peace. For what men in general
 2 1 |      what men in general term peace would be said by him to
 3 1 | victory of the other, or that peace and friendship should be
 4 1 |      is to be deprecated; but peace with one another, and good
 5 1 |   sound legislator who orders peace for the sake of war, and
 6 1 |       not war for the sake of peace.~Cleinias. I suppose that
 7 1 |       meets friend in time of peace.~Cleinias. True.~Athenian.
 8 4 |  taking care us and giving us peace and reverence and order
 9 5 |       or any other victory of peace or war, desires to win the
10 5 |   furnish numbers for war and peace, and for all contracts and
11 7 |  internal one, and produces a peace and calm in the soul, and
12 7 |    others, are useful both in peace and war, and are beneficial
13 7 |  managed well for the sake of peace; but the truth is, that
14 7 |       should live the life of peace as long and as well as he
15 7 |    called and is the dance of peace. The warrior dance is different
16 7 |    not right. In the dance of peace what we have to consider
17 7 |      to the dances of war and peace, for with these we are undoubtedly
18 7 |     Pyrrhic, and the dance of peace which he called Emmeleia,
19 8 |    city if good has a life of peace, but if evil, a life of
20 8 |      rather while they are at peace. And every city which has
21 9 |    take pity on him, and make peace with him, and show him all
22 11| resting–place, and gives them peace and calm when they are tossed
23 11|       that you will depart in peace and kindness towards us,
24 12|     motion, but in war and in peace he should look to and follow
25 12|       And we ought in time of peace from youth upwards to practise
26 12|   celebration of sacrifice in peace, or the payment of contributions
27 12|      holy meetings in time of peace, procuring a glory which
28 12|   enemy; and if any one makes peace or war with another on his
29 12|       the City declare war or peace against any, the generals