| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - For ???tis absolutely requisite that Silence shou???d be distinctly characteriz???d in Hercules, not only as the natural effect of his strict Attention, and the little leisure he has from what passes at this time within his breast; but in order withal to give that appearance of Majesty and Superiority becoming the Person and Character of pleading Virtue; who by her Eloquence and other Charms has e
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