Chapter

 1 1 |         in mind by birth and old age, they announce the bliss
 2 3 |     beings subject to birth, old age, disease, death, grief,
 3 3 |         distressed by birth, old age, disease, death, grief,
 4 3 |         be freed from birth, old age, disease, death, grief,
 5 3 |          coping shows rents from age; the thatch is everywhere
 6 3 |    different sorts of birth, old age, and disease.~87. But I,
 7 4 |        of monks. Worn out by old age we fancy that we have attained
 8 4 |         we are decrepit from old age. Hence, O Lord, though we
 9 6 |  Avabhâsa (i. e. lustre), in the age (Æon) Mahâvyûha (i.e. great
10 7 |  existence birth; from birth old age, death, mourning, lamentation,
11 7 |        birth results that of old age, death, mourning, lamentation,
12 10|          should in the (current) Age speak something injurious
13 11| Devadatta, the monk, shall in an age to come, after immense,
14 14|      youth, twenty-five years of age, would represent centenarians
15 15|      propensities: I am young of age, monks; having left my father'
16 17|        decrepit, eighty years of age, and near the term of their
17 17|          4. Then seeing that old age has approached for them,