Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5   |               which shall know no old age. And we who are little ones
 2    I, 5   |              understanding from their age, as some have thought. Nor,
 3    I, 5   |              youth which knows no old age, in which we are always
 4    I, 5   |     appertains the designation of the age of childhood, a lifelong
 5    I, 5   |              cannot be touched by old age; but Wisdom is ever blooming,
 6   II, 2   |              of the vine the chill of age, which the decay of time
 7   II, 3   |             suitable to one's person, age, pursuits, time of life.
 8   II, 7   |              the instability of their age conspires to make them easily
 9   II, 7   | characteristic of experienced, mature age. Speak, old man, at a banquet,
10  III, 3   |          divest themselves of the old age of their head by painting
11  III, 3   |            dishonour the reverence of age, the head covered with grey
12  III, 3   |       experience give strength to old age, producing grey hairs, the
13  III, 9   |               regard being had to the age of the body and the season
14  III, 11  |             the garments be suited to age, person, figure, nature,
15  III, 11  |             dress. And above all, old age, which conciliates trust,
16  III, hymn|         celestial Way;~ Word eternal, Age unending;~ Life that never