Antiquity
Old
Old noun - Past times (especially in the phrase `in days of old').
Both words in one sentence
- Bronze: durability, antiquity, old ways, classic art; at other times, "third-rate" (can be a Power Trio with the two above, if it's not replaced by Platinum)
Source: Metallic Motifs - Thus, the Jewish sages of late antiquity exploited this ambiguity, portraying Isaac as old enough to give informed consent to his own sacrifice.
Source: Vague Age -
Ye Olde Butcherede Englishe: Everybody speaks a highly stylized language with a veneer of antiquity that has little to do with actual Old Russian.
Source: Film / Ivan the Terrible
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