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 1   1, 77(72) |       here, with the notion of a silent process going on, as in
 2   2, 76(135)|   Oracles had every where become silent, and their fanes ruined.
 3   3, 13     |      that was in Castalia became silent, as  ./. did the other which
 4   3, 13     |          divinations also became silent; the Pythian, the Clarian,
 5   3, 37     |        behold ! should we remain silent, the things themselves would
 6   3, 40     |          and they were instantly silent, so that they were wrought
 7   3, 59     |       before the shearer, He was silent87." And the same (Divine
 8   4, 16     |    wedding garments ? And he was silent. Then the king said to the
 9   5, 40     | therefore, Simon Peter well kept silent, and thence Mark omitted
10   5, 43     |         which they had (so) kept silent. Why then, did they not