Non secus et in Troiano exercitu cum divinatione res indigent, tacet ille sapiens senatus, nec audet aliquid pronuntiare vel Hicetaon vel Lampo vel Clytius, sed omnes silentio auscultant aut ingrata auguria Heleni aut incredita vaticinia Cassandrae.
So also in the Trojan army, when the situation called for divination, that wise counsel of elders was mute, neither Hicetaon, Lampo nor Clytius dared utter a word, but all listened in silence to Helenus predictions that they did not welcome or to Cassandras prophecies that they did not believe.
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