Book,  Par.

 1     I,  13|        allow nothing to pass in silence had named them as father-in-law
 2     I,  18|  encouraging response. A gloomy silence prevailed among the rest,
 3     I,  27|     swords, others proceeded in silence, intending to let the issue
 4     I,  39|   repose, but there reigned the silence of profound alarm and profound
 5     I,  54|      rest preserved an absolute silence, every one waiting for some
 6     I,  84|       things a safe moderation. Silence might seem contumacious,
 7    II,  29|        to direct them. By their silence, by their submission, finally
 8    II,  74|         they listened to him in silence. Mucianus had no dislike
 9   III,  13|        first there was a gloomy silence, then all their rage burst
10   III,  20| personal authority had restored silence, he declared, "I would not
11   III,  54|         by falsehood. A strange silence was observed in his presence
12   III,  67|   soldiers preserved an ominous silence. ~ ~
13   III,  84|      presence. The solitude and silence of the place scared him;
14    IV,  9 |        let this opinion pass in silence, and in time forgot it;
15    IV,  32|        unfrequently in absolute silence. ~ ~
16    IV,  65|     side. The train moved on in silence like a long funeral procession.
17     V,  19|     Civilis marshal his army in silence. He called the field of
18     V,  24|        first to elude notice by silence, but when the slaughter