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 1 Arg | GRADUALLY DETERIORATING WITH THE OLD AGE OF THE WORLD) THAT IT
 2 III |          the world has now grown old, and does not abide in that
 3 III |          a thing that is growing old remains so robust as that
 4 III |         by misshapen in a barren old age; and the fountain which
 5 III |        its overflowing veins, as old age causes it to fail, scarcely
 6 III |         have grown should become old, and that strong things
 7 IV  |      decaying as the world grows old. What if old men should
 8 IV  |         world grows old. What if old men should charge it on
 9 IV  |        grow less strong in their old age; that they no longer,
10 IV  |       and life does not cease in old age, but it begins with
11 IV  |          age, but it begins with old age. Thus, even at its very
12 IV  |        born degenerates with the old age of the world itself;
13 VIII|         and your pleasures as of old. But do you serve God, by
14 XXII|         spare. Have no pity upon old or young, and slay the virgins