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 1       I, IV    | precept, had stained the first age of the world. Accordingly,
 2       I, VI(11)|      reached the flower of his age. ~
 3       I, VII   |    Isaac was now of youthful12 age, for he was, in fact, in
 4       I, X     |   Benjamin. lsrael died at the age of one hundred and eighty
 5       I, XI    |      he was seventeen years of age. ~
 6       I, XII   |       in order. He died at the age of one hundred and forty-seven
 7       I, XXI   |      and twentieth year of his age. Nothing is known concerning
 8       I, XXIII |        possessing has, in this age, seized, like an incurable
 9       I, XXIII |  hundred and tenth year of his age. I do not express any definite
10       I, XXVI  |  seeing the friends of her own age. This being done, she willingly
11       I, XXXIV |        by which his yet tender age was weighed down, simply
12       I, XXXVII|    being about thirty years of age. He repulsed in successful
13       I, XLI   |      the sixteenth year of his age, a portion of the people,
14       I, LIII  |     private, and all of mature age both of the male and female
15       I, LIII  |       behind whose weakness or age caused trouble to the conquerors.
16      II, I     |       they were enfeebled with age. Credit, accordingly, was
17      II, I     |       thought that a boy of an age so little commanding respect,
18      II, XL    |        that in his extreme old age (for he was then more than