Nicetium protinus circumspexere conspecti qui non sensim singulatimque, sed tumultuatim petitus et cunctim cum quodam prologo pudoris vultum modeste demissus inrubuit atque ob hoc illi maximum sophos non eloquentia prius quam verecundia dedit.
Immediately the men they looked at looked round for Nicetius, and then called upon him, not gradually and singly, but in a general outburst of acclamation; whereupon he, in what I   may call a prologue of modesty, bashfully lowered his eyes and blushed, with the result that his modesty won him a loud bravo before his eloquence did.
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