what is subject to old age grows old. When this happens, one reflects thus: ‘I am not the only one for whom what is subject to old age grows old’ . . . (2) ‘I am not the only one for whom what is subject to illness grows ill’ . . . (3) ‘I am not the only one for whom what is subject to death dies’ . . . (4) ‘I am not the only one for whom what is subject to destruction is destroyed’ . . . (5) ‘I am not the only one for whom what is subject to loss is lost.’”7
