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 1     II, V   |  disregard the experience of ages; in the multitude of years
 2    III, XIV |   the monarchy of the heroic ages; this was exercised over
 3     VI, VII |     And therefore, since the ages of the citizens vary and
 4    VII, II  |      in our own and in other ages. Which is the better is
 5    VII, X   |  times over in the course of ages, or rather times without
 6    VII, XII |     noble practice different ages should be separated, and
 7    VII, XVI |    having determined at what ages men and women are to begin
 8    VII, XVII| twenty. The poets who divide ages by sevens are in the main
 9   VIII, V   |     therefore adapted to all ages and characters), may it
10   VIII, VI  |   not suitable for different ages may be easily answered;