| Once the poets and the sages were held to be pleasing triflers, fit for hours of relaxation in the lulls of war. |
| Ancient people followed the words of such sages and seldom cut their hair throughout their whole lives. |
| The sages astounded him with an account from hoary antiquity about the lost Atlantean civilization. |
| This substance is composed of a hot sulphureous earth, and a watery essence, in such a way that the sages have called it imperfect sulphur. |
| These sages of finance obviously forget that the incessant need for the almighty dollar usually steps on the toes of morality. |
| The Lord is said to be untouched by karmic activities, all-knowing, and teacher of ancient sages. |
