Results for pax

Definitions of pax:

In the R. Cath. Ch., a small crucifix, or a crucifix engraved on a plate, which used to be kissed by the priest and deacon, and passed on to the people in succession before leaving church; kiss of peace.

Usage examples for pax:

• Elizabeth put a text of Aristophanes- the Pax into his hands, and drew her table near to him, waiting his pleasure. "Elizabeth's Campaign", Mrs. Humphrey Ward

• " Now may I forget my pax vobiscum and no harm be done," he exclaimed joyfully. "A Boy's Ride", Gulielma Zollinger

• Were I in Europe, pax et panis would certainly be my motto. "Memoir, Correspondence, And Miscellanies, From The Papers Of Thomas Jefferson", Thomas Jefferson

• " Pax vobiscum," he cried, in shrill, jubilant accents. "Dreamers of the Ghetto", I. Zangwill