Chapter

 1 1 |     the turning-point of their age: that this observance is
 2 8 |        every dignity, of every age?--if, (as is the case), "
 3 9 |      less than twenty years of age has been placed in the order
 4 11|   meaning woman) of even every age, it might be replied by
 5 11|    from the first entry of her age (upon the roll of time).
 6 11|      belongs to the succeeding age. For withal the founders
 7 11|       be veiled, doubtless the age from which the law of the
 8 11| procrastination) pertain to an age which is already running
 9 11|     their businesses from (the age of) twelve years, but the
10 12|    what is the authority which age carries? Set before yourself
11 12|       is, then, the honesty of age, that there is no overpowering
12 12|        confess their change of age even by their garb; and,