Chapter

1 I   |          that both sexes, every age and condition, even high
2 IV  |      they have the authority of age upon their side? There were
3 VIII|         a child still of tender age, that knows not what it
4 IX  |      parricide. A more advanced age was sacrificed to Mercury
5 IX  |      hunger and dogs. A maturer age has always preferred death
6 XIII|         As the dead man had his age, his art, his occupation,
7 XX  | instructors, the world, and the age, and the event, are all
8 XXI |      apart from the question of age, we neither accord with
9 XLV |       the ancient model. Of the age of Moses we have already