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 1    I,  3, 2 |          Lord was twelve years of age when He disputed with the
 2    I, 18, 3 |          eighth place in point of age among his brethren. Moreover,
 3    I, 20, 2 |       when He was twelve years of age: "Wist ye not that I must
 4    I, 21, 3 |          redeem my soul from this age (world), and from all things
 5   II,  4, 1 |         will be equal in point of age to that Bythus who is, according
 6   II, 12, 1 |        came to be baptized at the age of thirty years. But this
 7   II, 12, 8 |        came to be baptized at the age of thirty years, and [explain
 8   II, 17, 10|         who is anterior to him in age, be produced by the same
 9   II, 22, 4 |          then possessing the full age of a Master, He came to
10   II, 22, 4 |  therefore, He also possessed the age of a Master, not despising
11   II, 22, 4 |       race, but sanctifying every age, by that period corresponding
12   II, 22, 4 |    therefore passed through every age, becoming an infant for
13   II, 22, 4 | sanctifying those who are of this age, being at the same time
14   II, 22, 4 |        truth, but also as regards age, sanctifying at the same
15   II, 22, 5 |           and robbing Him of that age which is both more necessary
16   II, 22, 5 |         other; that more advanced age, I mean, during which also
17   II, 22, 5 |         unless He had reached the age of a Master? For when He
18   II, 22, 5 |          be about thirty years of age (for thus Luke, who has
19   II, 22, 5 |        means attained to advanced age. Now, that the first stage
20   II, 22, 5 |     begins to decline towards old age, which our Lord possessed
21   II, 22, 6 |        who has already passed the age of forty, without having
22   II, 22, 6 |          His years far beyond the age which they saw He had attained;
23   II, 22, 6 |  mentioned a period near His~real age, whether they had truly
24   II, 22, 6 |           of only thirty years of age. For it is altogether unreasonable
25   II, 24, 4 |       then maturity, and then old age. Moses delivered the law
26  III,  7, 1 |      shall not inherit the future age of incorruption. I shall
27  III, 14, 3 |          and that twelve years of age He was left behind at Jerusalem;
28  III, 22, 4 |        should first come to adult age, and then multiply from
29   IV, 22    |        THE SAKE OF THE MEN OF ONE AGE ONLY, BUT FOR ALL WHO, LIVING
30    V,  5, 1 |         and nine hundred years of age; and that their bodies kept
31    V,  5, 2 |           us did live [to such an age], and those who were translated