Chapter

 1 1 |  distressed in mind by birth and old age, they announce the bliss
 2 3 |       was a certain housekeeper, old, aged, decrepit, very advanced
 3 3 |        built a long time ago and old, inhabited by some two,
 4 3 |         beings subject to birth, old age, disease, death, grief,
 5 3 |      vexed, distressed by birth, old age, disease, death, grief,
 6 3 |         not be freed from birth, old age, disease, death, grief,
 7 3 |        stanzas:~39. A man has an old house, large, but very infirm;
 8 3 |        different sorts of birth, old age, and disease.~87. But
 9 4 |        this strain:~Lord, we are old, aged, advanced in years;
10 4 | assemblage of monks. Worn out by old age we fancy that we have
11 4 |         and we are decrepit from old age. Hence, O Lord, though
12 4 |       himself and thinking: I am old, aged, advanced in years,
13 4 |     again, is here now that I am old, aged, advanced in years.~
14 4 |          clothing. I have got an old cloak, man; if thou shouldst
15 4 |     becomes wealthy, but he gets old, aged, advanced in years,
16 7 |      existence birth; from birth old age, death, mourning, lamentation,
17 7 |         of birth results that of old age, death, mourning, lamentation,
18 7 |         is the cause dating from old, this is the motive of my
19 8 |     contented and satisfied. The old friend of that man, O Lord,
20 8 |  circumstances he is seen by his old friend who at home gave
21 11|       the Naga-king, eight years old, very intelligent, of keen
22 14|         black hair, twenty years old or somewhat more, who presented
23 15|      those sons as follows: I am old, young men of good family,
24 17|        wrinkles and grey-haired, old, decrepit, eighty years
25 17|       years.~4. Then seeing that old age has approached for them,