ita fiebat, ut eosdem post longam taciturnitatem locutos quisque audire coeperat, non taceret quia, donec scientiam natura combiberit, non maior est gloria dixisse quod noveris quam siluisse quod nescias.
The regular result was that, when these pupils spoke after their long silence, no man when he first heard them could fail to say that until the mind of man has absorbed knowledge, it is quite as great a glory to be mute where you dont know as to be vocal where you do know
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