Chapter

1 22| turbulent errors, and almost old womanly superstitions, which
2 25|      the kingdom even to his old age: nor were the injured
3 27|   snares into which those of old fell. When God, according
4 64|    of the wretched. It is an old precept not to kill, which
5 71|    will pity an infant or an old man; avarice and lust will
6 71|   appoint new laws, abrogate old ones; he will make the state
7 71|    declared that this is the old age and decline of the world.