O magni animi virum! Iste regis periculo commoveretur, vultum mutaret, indicem tantae rei sollicitus  audiret! Subest nimirum silentio facinus, et avida spes regni praecipitem animum ad ultimum nefas impulit.
O the great courage of the man! Would such a man be moved by the danger to his king, would he change countenance, would he listen anxiously to the informer of so great  a matter? No doubt this silence conceals a purpose, and the eager hope for royal power drove his mind headlong to the worst of abominations.
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