Book,  Chapter

 1    Int      |    political writers of any age or country, was born at
 2    Int      | which he lived,—his was the age of Cæsar Borgia and of Popes
 3      I,  IV |     son about four years of age named Frederick; and, as
 4      I,  V  |   the eightieth year of his age, and all the places he had
 5    III,  I  |      and each sex and every age abounds with debasing habits,
 6    III,  VI |     not having attained the age required for the exercise
 7    III,  VII|   under forty-five years of age. Many other provisions for
 8    III,  VII|   family was banished whose age exceeded fifteen years.~
 9      V,  I  |     have observed, that the age of literary excellence is
10      V,  IV |     was now of marriageable age, the duke had frequently
11     VI,  II |    of grief in 1445, at the age of sixty-four, having been
12     VI,  II |  the house of Bentivogli of age to govern, Annibale having
13    VII,  I  |     disguise. But after the age of forty, he enjoyed the
14    VII,  IV |     fifty-third year of his age. His goodness and virtue
15    VII,  VI |      when he came to mature age, was by the Venetians, out
16    VII,  VI |   was twenty-three years of age, and exhibited no less composure
17   VIII,  V  |     of Milan, was now of an age to take the government on
18   VIII,  VII|  was only fourteen years of age when admitted to the college;
19   VIII,  VII|    forty-fourth year of his age; nor was there ever in Florence,