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 1   T-I|         from a god.~Otherwise, be silent – let him who wants more
 2   T-I|        cries of men and dogs grew silent:~the Moon on high steered
 3  T-II|       error,~ruined me, I must be silent about the second fault:~
 4  T-II|          power of the Greeks?~Why silent on Thebes, Eteocles, Polynices,~
 5  T-II|          of Phasis,~couldn’t keep silent about his own affairs.~Hortensius’
 6  T-II|            or fingers,~and traced silent letters on the table’s surface:~
 7 T-III|        you to blush when you fell silent.~From the example, perhaps,
 8  T-IV|           by time passing,~on its silent feet, except my troubles.~
 9   T-V|       cries of inspiration not be silent,~may the bones of Lycurgus
10   T-V|      though you know, even if I’m silent.~I’m miserable: that’s a
11   T-V|        Muse, though ordered to be silent,~can scarcely hold back
12   T-V|       letters now should bear our silent voices to and fro,~and paper
13   T-V|            that my voice is never silent about you, and you ~should
14  ExII|       over in silence.~But if I’m silent about myself, my wife’s
15  ExII| reputation~was buried, now you’re silent about my dying here as well. ~~
16   ExI|           to touch it.~Tongue, be silent! Nothing more is to be told.~
17   ExI|       waters.~As he stands there, silent, with an orator’s face and
18   ExI|         your help will never fall silent.~Believe me, if my poetry’
19   ExI|    friends: all kindness has been silent on my account.~Some, in
20   ExI|           wouldn’t dread even the silent wrath of Caesar?~Bitter
21 ExIII|            will~complain when I’m silent, if you don’t show care
22 ExIII|    actions: a poor case should be silent.~Let your words be nothing
23  ExIV|           that my books have been silent as yet about your name.~
24  ExIV|            Shall I complain or be silent? Should I declare the crime
25  ExIV|         of a sense of duty, to be silent.~Still, it may sometimes
26  IBIS|        Whoever it is (for I’ll be silent still as yet about his name) ~
27  IBIS|        watching, in the shades of silent nights,~appearing as a vision,