Chapter

 1 I   |       it to the race of man. ~"Old things are passed away" [
 2 I   |       sacred trumpet sounded, "Old things are passed away,
 3 VI  |        things; Thy counsels of old are faithfulness and truth;
 4 VII |                VII.  While the old man was thus exultant, and
 5 VII | renewed. Put off that which is old, and clothe thyself with
 6 XI  |    hearers, let us take up the old man, the receiver of God,
 7 XI  |    virginal throne (for by the old man was represented the
 8 XI  |         and the law now waxing old; whilst the widow represents
 9 XI  |       this point a widow), the old man, indeed, as personating
10 XI  | fitting and necessary that the old man who knew so accurately
11 XII |       spectacle, they heard an old man, very righteous, very
12 XIII|      not multiply so as to wax old and pass away. Hail, thou