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 1 1 |   Word was God." Error seems old, but truth seems a new thing.
 2 1 |  name Christ, consecrated of old, and worthy of power, he
 3 2 |    to be sure, Epimenides of old, who raised ar Athens the
 4 2 |     no wants, and never grew old. Jupiter himself, when the
 5 2 |    fables seem to have grown old on our hands. Zeus is no
 6 2 |   Zeus himself? He has grown old with his feathers; for as
 7 4 |    of Athene, showing to the old virgin the postures of the
 8 9 |  threatens. And, indeed, the old Hebrew wanderers in the
 9 9 |     of immortality, like the old man of Ithaca, eagerly longing
10 10|      s have been divested of old age. Hear me, and do not
11 10|      If you have respect for old age, be wise, now that you
12 10|   salvation. You have become old in superstition; as young,
13 11|   seduced by lusts, and grew old in disobedience; and by
14 12| EXHORTATION TO ABANDON THEIR OLD ERRORS AND LISTEN TO THE
15 12|    death will be gone; thou, old man, who saw not Thebes,
16 12|  things there were images of old, but not all adequate. I