When one had waited
 To observe whether they would make any reply to what he had said, or any objection to his engaging in the controversy: 
 for they spake not;
 were as mute as fishes: 
 but stood still;
 like statues, had no power to move, neither to sit down nor to depart, but were as if all life, sense, and motion, were gone from them: 
 [and] answered no more;
 or not at all; for it does not appear that they had given him any answer before, as well as not now. 
The Brenton translation of the Septuagint is in the public domain.