Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, III|       the foam of this boastful age, and uncertain of my wandering
 2      1, VII|        wild beasts--men of ripe age, of sufficiently beautiful
 3      1, XV |     into decay with the wear of age, nor shall it be defiled
 4      9, IV |       by day also, the innocent age of boys is among us filled
 5     32, I  |        natural abilities of his age, but superior in the honour
 6     33, V  |    inferior in the qualities of age who has consummated his
 7     33, V  |         who has consummated his age by the dignity of his glory.
 8     39, IV |         for safety. Let not the age nor the authority deceive
 9     58, III|      been made by Cool; and our age may have a difference in
10     58, III|       or more, according to the age of the receivers, whereas
11     58, III|          so does not accept the age; since He shows Himself
12     61, II |        their weak sex and their age, still critical, ought to
13     64, I  |        people on account of his age, as you are now, the Lord
14     64, III|          Let no man despise thy age? And since you have written,
15     74, III|   Daniel, though later in their age, and separated from them
16     74, X  |      long peace of the previous age arose suddenly, and with
17     75, XIV| distinction either of sex or of age, an omer was collected equally
18     76, VI |      courage greater than their age has surpassed their years
19     76, VI |        that every sex and every age should adorn the blessed
20     80, III|         that each sex and every age also might be with you in