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pax vobiscum

American  
[pahks woh-bis-koom, paks voh-bis-kuhm, pahks] / ˈpɑks woʊˈbɪs kʊm, ˈpæks voʊˈbɪs kəm, ˈpɑks /
Latin.
  1. peace be with you.


pax vobiscum British  
/ pæks vəʊˈbɪskʊm /
  1. peace be with you

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Sare a pax vobiscum is there f'r thim that's huddled in th' ol' hack, sthragglin' home in th' dust to th' empty panthry an' th' fireless grate.

From Mr. Dooley: In the Hearts of His Countrymen by Dunne, Finley Peter

"Now may I forget my pax vobiscum and no harm be done," he exclaimed joyfully.

From A Boy's Ride by Zollinger, Gulielma

"Thou be but a sorry priest to forget thy pax vobiscum," he said with a crafty look.

From A Boy's Ride by Zollinger, Gulielma

Heichster guchster—honi soit qui mal y pense—donner und blitzen—tempora mutantur—O mia cara and pax vobiscum.

From It Is Never Too Late to Mend by Reade, Charles

And then, as Henry wrung his thin old hand, he muttered with tenderness, "Good-night, and pax vobiscum," while a moisture glistened in his keen black eyes.

From The Man and the Moment by Glyn, Elinor