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1 Arg| DETERIORATING WITH THE OLD AGE OF THE WORLD) THAT IT WAS
2 III|  misshapen in a barren old age; and the fountain which
3 III|  overflowing veins, as old age causes it to fail, scarcely
4 IV |   less strong in their old age; that they no longer, as
5 IV |  of men endured beyond the age of eight and nine hundred
6 IV | life does not cease in old age, but it begins with old
7 IV |     but it begins with old age. Thus, even at its very
8 IV |   degenerates with the old age of the world itself; so