Chapter

 1 1 |   mere vulg ar abuse; for the old rascal is notorious for
 2 10|  those heroes of the da ys of old, denies that such verses
 3 18|     all cities in the days of old, poverty mother of all arts,
 4 18|   word, all the heroes of the old Roman stock, consuls and
 5 25|    men's expectations by your old wives' fables, and the fire
 6 27|     if a young man or even an old man had fallen in my presence
 7 31|   great admirer of the men of old, he remembered that Homer,
 8 36|  words of the philosophers of old, that now at any rate he
 9 37|       for he lived to extreme old age -- on being accused
10 37|   condemn him as insane if an old man's poetry displeased
11 40|    fellow men. The doctors of old indeed knew how to cure
12 46|    Tannonius Pudens, like the old hand he is, saw that this
13 53| pitiable fury of cantankerous old age. ~The words you used
14 65|       that Plato wrote in his old age in the last book of
15 66|     an advocate, for he is an old man on the brink of the
16 70|        a boorish and decrepit old man, you would have asserted
17 76|    wife, however, was getting old and worn out and gave up
18 77|    daughter, the device of an old hand to influence a yo ung
19 85|       some frightful portent, old in sin but young in years,
20 85|      too young to punish, yet old enough to do injury. Injury,
21 97|      as you see, bringing his old artillery into play: I refer