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 1 Pre    |       which were of an extreme age, and very valuable.  ./. 
 2 Pre    |       statement respecting the age of our MS., A. D. 411 will
 3 Pre    |      will be its date, and its age 1432 years ! The date of
 4 Pre    |        give 1120 years for its age; and that this, both from
 5 Pre    |    pronounce positively on the age of any MS., merely from
 6 Pre    |     had greatly underrated its age, as this must be a good
 7 Pre    |    cannot, perhaps, ascribe an age less than 600 or 700 years:
 8 Pre    |        the least of these, the age of our Codes will be 1357
 9   2, 55| accordingly—when his equals in age had led him three times
10   2, 81|       who were approaching old age, they threw from rocks152!
11   4, 1 |       Egyptian; or, whether in age old, or young; or, whether