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 1   1, 53|        the woods when he attains old age.'~
 2   1, 56|    asceticism, and the weight of old age.~
 3   1, 61|        which those seer kings of old, rejecting through duty
 4   1, 75|        tossing with the waves of old age, and rushing with the
 5   2, 1 |         was to end all birth and old age, the king increased
 6   2, 8 |     labour of ploughing; and the old plants grew more vigorous
 7   3, 26|        heaven itself, created an old man to walk along on purpose
 8   3, 30|                     30. 'That is old age by which he is broken
 9   3, 31|          in the same way reached old age.'~
10   3, 33|        the world knows thus that old age will destroy their comeliness
11   3, 34|        agitated when he heard of old age, like a bull who has
12   3, 35|        his eyes on that decrepit old man, and looking round on
13   3, 36|                             36. 'Old age thus strikes down all
14   3, 37|        the thoughts arising from old age overpower me?'~
15   3, 39|    continually kept reflecting, 'old age, old age,' then once
16   3, 39|       kept reflecting, 'old age, old age,' then once more, with
17   4, 18|      master of long penances and old in years.~
18   4, 56|        youth is fickle? for this old age will destroy whatever
19   4, 59|     rational being, who knows of old age, death and sickness,
20   4, 76|                   76. 'So too in old time Parasara, overpowered
21   4, 86|                             86. 'Old age, disease, and death-if
22   4, 88|       beauty will be drunk up by old age, to delight therein
23   4, 89|   subject to death, disease, and old age, can sport undisturbed
24   4, 89|      implies death, disease, and old age,such a man is on a level
25   4, 96|        by sorrow, and subject to old age and death?~
26   4, 98|          I ponder the terrors of old age, death, and disease;
27   5, 12|         and subject to sickness, old age, and death, yet, blinded
28   5, 12|      another who is afflicted by old age or diseased or dead.~
29   5, 14|        these faults of sickness, old age, and death which belong
30   5, 23|        seeking to make an end of old age and death, fixing his
31   5, 35|          health of mine; let not old age attack my youth, and
32   6, 15|          ascetic-wood to destroy old age and death,-witli no
33   6, 31|       abandon, O hero, that fond old king, so devoted to his
34   6, 52|      come back, having destroyed old age and death; or else he
35   7, 37|          the best of men; and an old man from among them thus
36   8, 8 |          in the road, as when in old days the chariot of the
37   8, 82|    courtesy, and virtue, and the old family priest, spoke to
38   9, 5 |          escape from the fear of old age and death,-know that
39   9, 31|       still alarmed at sickness, old age, and death, I am inevitably
40   9, 43|          leave thy father in his old age to sorrow.~
41   9, 49|          that which is united to old age and pains, what effort
42   9, 58|   trouble thee, my son,-those in old time also have returned
43  10, 33|     shalt practise religion;-ere old age comes on and overcomes
44  10, 34|                         34. 'The old man can obtain merit by
45  10, 34|        obtain merit by religion; old age is helpless for the
46  10, 34| middle-aged, and religion to the old.~
47  10, 36|                             36. 'Old age is prone to reflection',
48  11, 3 |          who keep increasing the old friendship of their ancestors
49  11, 7 |          experienced the fear of old age and death, fly to this
50  11, 54|          on escaping the fear of old age and death; he has here
51  11, 59|       world in which there is no old age nor fear, no birth,
52  11, 60|      what thou saidst "wait till old age comes, for youth is
53  11, 61|   desires tranquillity, wait for old age, when he knows not when
54  11, 62|        ready like a hunter, with old age as his weapon, and diseases
55  11, 63|          the youthful son or the old man or the child so to act
56  12, 7 |        the forest who have grown old in years, having given up
57  12, 14|    servant may be delivered from old age, death, and disease.'~
58  12, 17|        and "the evolute," birth, old age, and death,-know that
59  12, 22|          which is born and grows old and is bound and dies,-is
60  13, 37|     paralysed, as was Indra's of old with its thunderbolt.~
61  13, 44|        from their mouths as from old decayed trunks of trees;
62  14, 18|     grievously pained,-does that old taste produce even an atom
63  14, 37|          necessary condition for old age and death?'~
64  14, 38|         there is birth, there is old age and death, then he pondered, '
65  14, 52|  existence; and from birth arise old age, disease, and the rest;
66  14, 52|         scorched by the flame of old age and disease the world
67  14, 55|                        56. 'When old age and disease are stopped,
68  14, 55|       and when birth is stopped, old age and disease are stopped;~
69  15, 31|        all became the victims of old age, through the manifestation
70  16, 26|     evils, and being consumed by old age, diseases, and death,
71  16, 42|          dependent the series of old age, death, sorrow and the