Pax
[pæks]Meaning
Latin for "peace"; in Roman mythology the name of the goddess of peace
Background Story
Pax means "peace" in Latin, and in Roman mythology it was the name of the goddess of peace. The name is used in Spanish. In English the word also has Christian senses, including a tablet bearing an image of Christ or the Virgin Mary that was kissed during the Mass, the kiss of peace itself, and a crucifix or reliquary.
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