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 1 Miltiad     |    conduct,9 and was of such an age that his fellow citizens
 2 Themist(29) |      every person of full-grown age.----Bos. But the division
 3 Aristid     |          was almost of the same age with Themistocles, and contended
 4   Alcib     | handsome of all the men. of his age, he was qualified for any
 5   Alcib     |          When he was of maturer age, he had himself no fewer
 6   Alcib     |         Thus Alcibiades, at the age of about forty, came to
 7   Alcib     | Thucydides, who was of the same age with him; Theopompus, who
 8    Dion     |         expense. He died at the age of about fifty-five years,
 9  Iphicr     |          He lived to a good old age, with the feelings of his
10  Timoth     |       appointed, at an advanced age, as an adviser to Menestheus;
11  Timoth     |      When he was at an advanced age, and had ceased to hold
12  Timoth     | hospitality. ~This was the last age of Athenian commanders;
13  Timoth     |        Athenian commanders; the age of Iphicrates, Chabrias,
14   Datam     |         he surpassed all ofthat age; and unless the manner of
15  Epamin     |         of all those of his own age; nor did he part with him
16  Agesil     |      attended him, when, at the age of eighty, he went into
17   Eumen     |         children should come of age to take the government upon
18   Eumen     |      XIII. Thus Eumenes, at the age of five-and-forty years,
19   Eumen     |        for seven years from the age of twenty, and having held
20 Phocion     |  achievements, I.----In his old age he incurred the displeasure
21 Phocion     |        weak in his feet through age, and was brought to the
22 Phocion     |        of the people in his old age. Hence not even the liberty
23 Timoleo     |        loses his sight from old age, but still attends to the
24 Timoleo     |         When he was advanced in age he lost the sight of his
25   Kings     |    natural death at an advanced age. There are also three others
26   Kings     |        fortune, and died at the age of more than sixty, with
27  Hannib     |    leader in it." ~III. At this age, accordingly, he accompanied
28  Hannib     |      commander-in-chief, at the age of five-and-twenty, subdued
29  Hannib     |      the seventieth year of his age. Under what consuls he died,
30    Cato     |       his first campaign at the age of seventeen, in the consulship
31    Cato     |      study of it at an advanced age, yet he made such progress
32    Cato     |   composed speeches. In his old age he began to write his Histories,
33   Attic     |         to the young in his old age, XVI.----His dutifulness
34   Attic     |         father died at an early age. He himself, in his youth,
35   Attic(251)|    reached back to the earliest age of Rome. ~
36   Attic     |         to the extremity of old age, the good will of a person
37   Attic     |         of the privilege of his age, and went nowhere out of
38   Attic     |         with any one of his own age, than with him who was so
39   Attic     |        Canus, a man of the same age, and of a character very
40   Attic     |     knight, who was of the same age as Atticus, and who, induced
41   Attic     |      most elegant poet that our age has produced since the death
42   Attic     |       those friends of the same age as himself, Quintus Hortensius
43   Attic     |      hard to determine to which age his disposition was best
44   Attic     |   mother, whom he buried at the age of ninety, that "he had
45   Attic     |         nearly of the |444 same age with himself; a proof that
46   Attic     |       its origin to the present age, stating who each was, from
47   Attic     |        and falling down through age and neglect, Caesar, on
48    Frag     |      fewest anxieties in my old age; certainly you should have
49    Summ     |          149. ------dies at the age of 85. Cat. 2.~109. Birth