Book, Chapter

 1    I, 10  |     genius, or profession, or age; you make an old man of
 2    I, 15  |      suffrages of this entire age. Yet there is no great difference
 3    I, 16  |      through the necessity of age and sex--to say nothing
 4    I, 16  | incest, for no restraint from age is regarded in (the importunities
 5    I, 16  | brought, when arrived at full age, back to Rome, and exposed
 6    I, 16  |   fastening a stain upon that age, a presentiment about the
 7    I, 16  |      periods exactly suit his age, even his eyes help to recall
 8    I, 18  |    character of a more robust age may have rendered the spirits
 9   II, 12  | simplest as belonging to that age, it becomes sufficiently
10   II, 13  |       to men of the primitive age because of their deserts,
11   II, 13  |       as he was of the golden age. Under him, a stranger to
12  app, frag|        This Jupiter, in adult age, waged war several years
13  app, frag|      were born him in his old age, whence to fly heavenward?