Pax Sumerica

Pax Sumerica, Latin for "the Sumerian peace", during Ur III, or, Neo-Sumerian Empire. [cite book
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ee also

*"Pax Americana"
*"Pax Assyriaca"
*"Pax Britannica"
*"Pax Coreana"
*"Pax Europeana"
*"Pax Germanica"
*"Pax Hispanica"
*"Pax Minoica"
*"Pax Mongolica"
*"Pax Ottomana"
*"Pax Praetoriana"
*"Pax Romana"
*"Pax Sinica"
*"Pax Syriana"

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