age-old

You, and millions like you, may have recently discovered meditation, an age-old practice dating back to the 1st millenium BCE.

It was the age-old tragic comedy of a false friend's treachery and a woman's weakness; a duel, and the wrong man slain.

Behind these age-old, massive buildings the Pyramids showed spectrally.

The age-old beauty of the Hebrew literature was a never failing spring at which he refreshed his soul.

"It's the age-old story," he went on, again sweeping the lock of hair from before his flashing glance.

This one,” Lester said, choosing not to notice, “this one is the realization of an age-old project.