after age

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 11
[Eng. after; age.] An age not yet come, a subsequent age. (Generally in the plural.) what after - age could exceed the Inst of the Sodomites, the idolatry and tyranny of the Egyptians, the feeble levity of the Greeks?"- South : Sermons, vii. 299. "What an opinion will after - ages entertain of their religion, who bid fair for a gibbet, to bring in a superstition which their forefathers perished in flames to keep out?"-Add is on.
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