Section,  Paragraph

 1   I,  33 |   fantastic terms, "The golden age," "The wonder of our times," "
 2  II,  72 |      Extreme youth and extreme age hinder the mind, as also
 3  II,  82 |    magistrate, whose venerable age commands the respect of
 4  II,  179|     infants under two years of age, whom he had caused to be
 5  VI,  354|        discoveries of men from age to age turn out the same.
 6  VI,  354| discoveries of men from age to age turn out the same. The kindness
 7 VII,  446|      heart from infancy to old age, and foolish because it
 8  IX,  597|     cited by many authors from age to age. Even its very enemies,
 9  IX,  597|       many authors from age to age. Even its very enemies,
10  IX,  612|     are.~Men have in the first age of the world been carried
11  IX,  625|    before we have attained the age of reason. Now, when men
12   X,  655|    only one covenant, only one age of men, and the creation