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 1   11     |      does the body~succumb to old age.~But the Dhamma of the
 2   11     |       good~doesn't succumb to old age:~the good let the civilized
 3   11     |   youth,~they waste away like old herons~in a dried-up lake~
 4   11     |    from the bow,~sighing over old times. ~ ~
 5   12(157)|        youth, middle age, and old age. The point here is that
 6   12(157)|       the Buddha counsels two old brahmans, nearing the end
 7   17     |       This has come down from old, Atula,~& not just from
 8   19     |     in years,~one's called an old fool.~But one in whom there
 9   23     | brahman, too.~A blessing into old age is virtue.~A blessing:    
10   24     |   runs right back to the same old chains! ~ ~
11 Notes    |   occasion; and recyclings of old fragments in new juxtapositions. ~