Sejanus: His Fall by Ben Jonson
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Are to give flatterers grace; accusers, power;
That those may seem to kill whom they devour. Enter CORDUS and ARRUNTIUS. Now, good Cremutius Cordus Cor. [salutes Sabinus] Hail to your lordship! Nat. [whispers Latiaris.] Who's that salutes your cousin? Lat. 'Tis one Cordus, A gentleman of Rome: one that has writ Annals of late, they say, and very well. Nat. Annals! of what times? Lat. I think of Pompey's, And Caius Caesar's; and so down to these. Nat. How stands he affected to the present state! Is he or Drusian, or Germanic, Or ours, or neutral? Lat. I know him not so far. Nat. |
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