Book, Chapter

 1    Int      |              about sixteen years of age (as his lordship hath been
 2    Int      |       return to London, and, at the age of eighteen, to settle down
 3    Int      |             about that time, at the age of twenty-one, wrote a sketch
 4      1, II  |             persons, by how much an age is greater object than a
 5      1, II  |           mind cometh much about an age, save that the strength
 6      1, II  |     government of princes of mature age, even for that reason which
 7      1, III |             allotted to them; which age, because it is the age of
 8      1, III |        which age, because it is the age of least authority, it is
 9      1, III |         they, youth is the worthier age, for that visions are nearer
10      1, III |     philosophers which in the later age of the Roman state were
11      1, VI  |           the ground.~(8) So in the age before the flood, the holy
12      1, VI  |          and works in metal. In the age after the flood, the first
13      1, VI  |        before our eyes, that in the age of ourselves and our fathers,
14      1, VII |             within the circle of an age or a nation, and is like
15      1, VII |             doth best appear in the age which passed from the death
16      1, VII |        advancers of learning, which age for temporal respects was
17      2, Int |       labour and continue his whole age in that function and attendance;
18      2, I   |      described and represented from age to age, as many have done
19      2, I   |             represented from age to age, as many have done the works
20      2, II  | through-lights made in it, till the age of us and our fathers. For
21      2, II  |             that is, to meet in one age. For so the prophet Daniel
22      2, III |          them may refer to some one age. This is a work which I
23      2, X   |    voluptuary: so I doubt that this age of the world is somewhat
24      2, XIV |             earth until maturity of age, and came suddenly abroad,
25      2, XX  |       restored Saturn and the first age, when there was no summer
26      2, XXII|             mind by the sex, by the age, by the region, by health
27      2, XXV |            and a thing wherein this age excelleth. For I am persuaded,