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 1  Marc     | perfection. Therefore the men of old times thought it nothing
 2  Marc     |       chief of virgins.19 For in old times man was not yet perfect,
 3  Thal(12) |    heading placed over it by the old Latin translator. The general
 4 Thall     |          of a Heifer Three Years Old, of a Goat, and of a Ram
 5 Thall     |        of a Ram Also Three Years Old: Its Meaning; Every Age
 6 Thall     |         an heifer of three years old, and a she goat of three
 7 Thall     |          she goat of three years old, and a ram of three years
 8 Thall     |         and a ram of three years old, and a turtle dove, and
 9 Thall     |       and the ram of three years old, as though they represented
10 Thall     |       full-grown man, and of the old man; so that if He should
11 Thall     |       withering and declining to old age.~
12 Thall     |        not to shake off, even to old age, the Rider who guides
13 Agathe    |      unchangeable, and grows not old and has need of nothing,
14 Thekla    |         calamities of the men of old, so that the movements of
15 Tusiane(3)|       worth consulting. Notes on Old English Divines, vol. i.
16  Domn     |         you, O virgins, from the Old Testament, written prophecy
17  Domn(2)  |       See Coleridge on Leighton, Old English Divines, vol. ii.