Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |    exceedingly, and abjuring our old opinions, through salvation
 2    I, 5 |  simplicity, which shall know no old age. And we who are little
 3    I, 5 |   covenant, are infantile in the old folly. Of late, then, God
 4    I, 5 |        this youth which knows no old age, in which we are always
 5    I, 5 |      truth, cannot be touched by old age; but Wisdom is ever
 6    I, 6 |           who have put aside the old man, and stripped off the
 7    I, 6 | affection, effloresces and grows old, in order that there may
 8    I, 6 |         enjoined to cast off the old and carnal corruption, as
 9    I, 6 |          corruption, as also the old nutriment, receiving in
10    I, 6 |        its substance, just as in old people yellow hair changes
11    I, 6 |         for the righteous man of old is the type of the new righteous
12    I, 6 |  righteous one; and the blood of old that interceded, intercedes
13    I, 7 |          the older people had an old covenant, and the law disciplined
14    I, 7 |        your own works, from your old sins;" "Learn to do well;" "
15    I, 7 |          covenant written in the old letter. The newness of the
16    I, 11|       eukrasia). Accordingly, of old He instructed by Moses,
17   II, 2 |        of time has produced. For old men's passions are not,
18   II, 2 |       two suns," said the Theban old man in his cups. For the
19   II, 2 |        truth, the mixture of the old law and of the new word,
20   II, 7 |  experienced, mature age. Speak, old man, at a banquet, for it
21   II, 7 |         is with triflers as with old shoes: all the rest is worn
22   II, 8 |           attends preaching, the old vainglory being done away
23   II, 8 |          of another hypocrite of old. And He reproves that people
24   II, 8 |        children are the crown of old men." And the glory of children
25   II, 8 |    repeated the beginning of His old descent, in order that the
26  III, 3 |         divest themselves of the old age of their head by painting
27  III, 3 |        is not dreadful to appear old, when you are not able to
28  III, 3 |      white by Him? "The crown of old men is great experience,"
29  III, 3 |         former conversation, the old man (not the hoary man,
30  III, 3 |      experience give strength to old age, producing grey hairs,
31  III, 3 |            Such was predicted of old, and the result is notorious:
32  III, 4 |        priests, and disreputable old women; and they keep up
33  III, 4 |          women; and they keep up old wives' whisperings over
34  III, 4 |       and look askance at a just old man, who is lovelier in
35  III, 4 |     undertake the maintenance of old people with a character
36  III, 9 |       them to become prematurely old. The flesh, like iron, being
37  III, 11|        our dress. And above all, old age, which conciliates trust,