Book, Chapter

 1     1, 1-4  |      all-renewing, and bringing age upon the proud, and they
 2     1, 6-9  |         infancy succeed another age of mine that died before
 3     1, 7-11 |         for food suitable to my age, justly should I be laughed
 4     1, 7-12 |         things by Thy law. This age then, Lord, whereof I have
 5     1, 9-15 |        will gave enough for our age; but our sole delight was
 6     1, 17-27|         above so many of my own age and class? is not all this
 7     2, 2-4  |      that sixteenth year of the age of my flesh, when the madness
 8     2, 6-12 |       that sixteenth year of my age? Lovely thou wert not, because
 9     3, 4-7  |        these, in that unsettled age of mine, learned I books
10     4, 4-7  |        of pursuits, of mine own age, and, as myself, in the
11     5, 3-3  | nine-and-twentieth year of mine age. There had then come to
12     6, 13-23|         two years under the fit age; and, as pleasing, was waited
13     8, 1-1  |       and by reason of so great age spent in such zealous following
14     8, 2-3  |        Roman Forum; he, to that age a worshipper of idols, and
15     8, 5-10 |     wilfulness, strengthened by age. Thus did my two wills,
16     8, 11-27|    multitude of youth and every age, grave widows and aged virgins;
17     9, 4-8  |        with the tranquillity of age, motherly love, Christian
18     9, 8-17 |       reason, and for her great age, and excellent conversation,
19     9, 9-19 |         she was of marriageable age, being bestowed upon a husband,
20     9, 11-28|         fifty-sixth year of her age, and the three-and-thirtieth
21    10, 30-42|          but even at my present age, is not hard for the Almighty,
22    10, 34-52|         heavy and closed by old age, it was vouchsafed him,
23    10, 34-52|       also, blind through great age, with illumined heart, in
24    11, 28-38|         holds through the whole age of the sons of men, whereof