Pax Romana
Latin noun phrase
Pax Ro·ma·na ˌpäks-rō-ˈmä-nä 
: Roman peace —used for the period of relative tranquility in the Roman Republic and Empire from circa 27 b.c. to circa a.d. 180
- not for a/one minute
- not for a/one moment
- not for all the tea in China
- not for one minute
- not for one moment
- not for someone to
- not for someone to do something
- not for the faint of heart
- not for the squeamish
- not for to
- not for to do something
- not for want of
- not get a wink of sleep
- not getting any younger
- not give (someone) the time of day
- not give a fig
- not give a monkey's
- not give a toss
- not give someone the time of day
- not give the time of day
- not go amiss
- not half
- not half bad
- not have a care in the world
- down on one's luck