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 1 Int      | Tertullian lived to an extreme old age, according to the report
 2 IV       |       edicts the whole of that old and tangled forest of laws?
 3 V        |    They are to be traced to an old decree, and to the rescripts
 4 V        |        this kind. There was an old decree 11 that no god should
 5 IX       |        by a virgin continence,—old men in years, children in
 6 X        |   important as they are,— new, old, barbarian, Greek, Roman,
 7 XII      |   names of certain dead men of old time, and I hear stories,
 8 XIII     | between a funeral feast for an old man and a feast of Jupiter?
 9 XVIII(52)| Josephus, l.c. The rest of the Old Testament was probably translated
10 XXI      |        had not the prophets of old also foretold the same.
11 XXXIX    |     boys and girls, and infirm old men, or shipwrecked sufferers,
12 XLVII    |      opinion, or remodelled an old one. ~Nor can one wonder
13 XLVII    | philosophers has perverted the Old Testament, for certain men