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1   I,  3 | holding: it appears to be an old assumption and one which
2   I,  14|     and then dry up and grow old, while other parts in their
3  II,  1 |   originally came to be.~The old writers who invented theogonies
4  II,  2 |     have been puzzled by the old question why such a mass
5  IV,  1 |   are, for instance, growing old or growing dry. Putrescence
6  IV,  10|     wine is more earthy than old, and for this reason it
7  IV,  12|  ashes in the grave and very old fruit preserves its shape