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 1   Note           |      Emperor Nero at an early age. He was for several years
 2      I,   514    |       these bodies in another age --~ ~
 3     II,   125    |                            No age found pity men of failing
 4     II,   154(9) |    the seventieth year of his age.~ ~
 5     II,   616(27)|    Pompeius had, at the early age of twenty-five, demanded
 6     II,   631    |     call me? Fear not ye mine age.~ ~
 7    III,   422    |     chastisement. In Caesar's age~ ~
 8      V,   163    |           In this our impious age the god finds none~ ~
 9      V,   328    |            Let nature end old age. And dost thou think~ ~
10      V,   385    |        While you, despised in age and worn in war,~ ~
11      V,   614    |           Look for a rich old age: and trust thy fates~ ~
12     VI,   725    |                    A ripe old age, by mystic herbs to shear~ ~
13    VII,    16(4) |     Sicily and Africa, at the age of twenty-four. Sulla at
14    VII,   743    |       gave servitude to every age~ ~
15   VIII,   324    |                           His age forbids: nor on the cunning
16   VIII,   337    |     There fails nor youth nor age to wing the shaft~ ~
17     IX,   231    |                   Yet in this age irreverent of law~ ~
18     IX,  1138    |  Phoebus' wall. But bare with age~ ~
19     IX,  1166    |       Live unforgotten in the age to come.~ ~ ~ ~
20      X,   133    |     fane which this corrupted age~ ~
21      X,   154    |  blood distinguished, some by age;~ ~
22      X,   161    |                   Men of full age whose cheeks with growth
23      X,   180    | ancient leaders of the simple age,~ ~
24      X,   317    |                    Creation's age has passed, earth's veins
25      X,   324    |     those of Macedon; nor any age~ ~
26      X,   338(18)|       supposed to live to the age of 120 years, drinking milk,