A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 1 by Various
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2, 3 & 4 _Rom_. O _Nero, Appollo, Nero, Hercules! [Exeunt 2, 3 & 4 Rom. Manet Primus_. 1 _Rom_. Whether _Augustus_ Triumph greater was I cannot tell; his Triumphs cause, I know, Was greater farre and farre more Honourable. What are wee People, or our flattering voyces That always shame and foolish things applaud, Having no sparke of Soule? All eares and eyes, Pleased with vaine showes, deluded by our sences, Still enemies to wisedome and to goodnesse. [_Exit_. (SCENE 3.) Enter _Nero, Poppea, Nimphidius, Epaphroditus, Neophilus_ and others. _Nero_. Now, fayre _Poppea_, see thy Nero shine In bright _Achaias_ spoyles and Rome in him. The _Capitall_ hath other Trophies seene Then it was wont; not spoyles with blood bedew'd Or the unhappy obsequies of Death, |
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