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 1   I,   1| demerits, not abandoned by the silence of its advocates. For I
 2   I,  43|        or to seal the month in silence; or in the chariot race
 3   I,  46|   flight evil spirits, imposes silence on soothsayers, prevents
 4  II,  16|    partiality, consider in the silence of your thoughts that we
 5  II,  21|  maintaining the same unbroken silence. Let the food, too, which
 6  II,  37|       should be still with the silence of an unpeopled desert.
 7 III,  26|        and we pass by in utter silence the unpropitious deities
 8   V,  18|      openly to all, but to the silence of a few; but your innumerable
 9   V,  34|      writers themselves in the silence of their thoughts, but expressed
10 VII,   8|       allow it to pass away in silence. This one thing I ask, above