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Meanings of Age of Man in English
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The Sixth Age of Man is a time when work wraps up and life slows down.
2
Harmonious Jade is one of the deadliest women in the legendary time that is the Second Age of Man.
3
But in this age , the Age of Man, we must begin where our patient is; we must begin with Ecclesiastes.
4
The Earth has spoken to my husband, and warned that the end of the Age of Man is upon us.
5
In the Anthropocene (the Age of Man), we have shifted this balance by releasing more carbon dioxide than plants can absorb.
6
The relative age of man and wife is next to be considered.
7
Was the golden age of man, then, over in the remote past?
8
There are also four ages of man, four vices, and four virtues.
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One hour's reading in it is worth an age of man's preaching.
10
Each of the seven ages of man is neighbour to all the rest.
11
We often found ourselves speculating about the age , and the ages of man.
12
The ages of man were divided into three by Lucretius as:
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There is but little hope of his reaching the common age of man.
14
Remember the riddle of the Sphinx, marking the ages of man?
15
It is beyond sense to think that the greatest age of man was godless.
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The age of man does no more in this estimate than a single year.