Dialogue

1 Repub|         I thought him very much aged. He was seated on a cushioned
2 Repub|  Cephalus, than conversing with aged men; for I regard them as
3 Repub|         How well I remember the aged poet Sophocles, when in
4 Repub|   speaker is not Homer, but the aged priest himself. And in this
5 Repub|         fatherly counsel of the aged will they listen to them
6 Repub|      and a cruel guardian of an aged parent; and this is real
7 Repub| Pamphylia, and had murdered his aged father and his elder brother,