Frank J. Wilstach, comp. A Dictionary of Similes. 1916.
Old
Old as a serpent.
—Anonymous
Old as Charing-Cross.
—Anonymous
Old as circus jokes.
—Anonymous
Old as creation.
—Anonymous
Old as Eve.
—Anonymous
Old as grey eternity.
—Anonymous
Old as Hercules.
—Anonymous
Old as Jericho.
—Anonymous
Old as man.
—Anonymous
Old as Methuselah.
—Anonymous
Old as Nestor.
—Anonymous
Old as poverty.
—Anonymous
Old as Solomon.
—Anonymous
Old as the age of stone.
—Anonymous
Old as the hills.
—Anonymous
Old as the Prophet Ezekiel.
—Anonymous
Old as the rebuilding of Samaria.
—Anonymous
Old as Trilobites.
—Anonymous
Old as Zoroaster.
—Anonymous
Old as Paradise.
—Edward Bulwer-Lytton
Old as my little finger.
—John Day
As old as Fate.
—Lord De Tabley
Old as Time.
—Austin Dobson
Ever old and ever new as love.
—George Du Maurier
Old as thought.
—Elbert Hubbard
Old as Priam.
—Henry W. Longfellow
As old as human nature.
—William Hurrell Mallock
As old as heartache.
—Meredith Nicholson
As old as the itch.
—Spanish Proverb
Old as Sibylla.
—William Shakespeare
Old as the shepherds.
—George Bernard Shaw
Old as the earth is old.
—Arthur Symons
Wax old like a garment.
—New Testament
Old as hope.
—Francis Thompson