De senectute

admit advan advantages of old age cares less agnostic agree with Scipio believe better reason called Cato say Cato's Censor certainly cheerful CHICAGO LITERARY CLUB Cicero makes Cato Cicero says cing comfort compensations convinced deference disadvantages of old dread EDWARD OSGOOD BROWN elderly emancipated enjoy essay experience eyes Falernian fear death feeling fret friend Laelius Gladstone growing old Hamlet hear hope ideas about old individual temperament insist intolerant John Bright judge living logic Lord Houghton matter of individual ment Methuselah middle age nature Old age cares old age paralyz old men one's opinion panegyrics personal identity pleasant praise of old recognize relative advantages rheumatic Scipio and Laelius seems Senec SENECTUTE EDWARD OSGOOD Senex seventy shadow sorrow speak suggestion suppose talk things think old age tion told tolerable vices Wayland WID-LC wine wise worth youth and age