Complexusque regem orare coepit ut praeteritam vitam potius quam culpam, silentii tamen, non facti ullius, intueretur.
Then, throwing his arms about the king, he began to entreat him to have regard to his past life rather than to a fault which, after all, was only  one of silence, and not of any action.
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