Book, Chapter

 1     V, 2 |          shall in the fourteenth age be made manifest." This,
 2     V, 9 |      arousal from slumber in the age of night. Henceforward I
 3    VI, 12|       similar) to an unalterable age, which no longer passes
 4    VI, 12|       passes into the indefinite age.~
 5    VI, 20|      both of these will void the age eternal be."~"Of these;"
 6   VII, 17|            that throughout every age the creation itself should
 7   VII, 17|      never, I think,~Will be the age eternal void of both of
 8    IX, 7 |        burned with passion at an age at all events unbecoming,
 9     X, 26|          Isaac, when 60 years of age, begat Jacob. And Jacob,
10     X, 26|         and Levi, at 40 years of age, begat Caath; and Caath
11     X, 26|          Caath was four years of age when he went down with Jacob
12     X, 26|          which took place in the age of Ogyges and Deucalion
13     X, 29| committed unto them, not for one age only; but also the utterances
14     X, 29|         serve as a law for every age, and that, by being present (