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 1 Pre |     shared the passion of the age for letters, and was anxious
 2 Pre |       most famous poet of the age: "May the ball of the heavens
 3 Pre |  paradise." It is a fortunate age which will allow a man's
 4 Pre | ascetic is the serpent of the age!" he cries. I think it was
 5 Pre |       kingdom. Of a different age, a different race, and a
 6 Pre |      man; they are not of one age, or of another, but for
 7 Pre |   understand. Through him his age lives. The people whom he
 8 Pre |     is essentially of his own age, and what to him was so
 9 Pre |   thought which we of a later age were destined to inhabit.
10 XLII|   youth or prime~Or in wisest age; of whom would'st thou ask:~