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Titus Andronicus (Quarto 1, 1594)

Author: William Shakespeare

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The most Lamen-

table Romaine Tragedie of

Titus Andronicus: As it was Plaide by

the Right Honourable the Earle

of Darbie, Earle of Pembrooke,

and Earle of Sussex their

Seruants.

Enter the Tribunes and Senatours aloft: And then enter

¶Saturninus and his followers at one dore, and Bassianus and

¶his followers, with Drums and Trumpets.

Saturninus.

¶NOble Patricians, Patrons of my Right,

¶Defend the iustice of my cause with armes.

¶And Countrimen my louing followers,

10Plead my successiue Title with your swords:

¶I am his first borne sonne, that was the last

¶That ware the Imperiall Diademe of Rome,

¶Then let my Fathers honours liue in me,

¶Nor wrong mine age with this indignitie,

Bassianus.

¶Romaines, friends, followers, fauourers of my Right,

¶If euer Bassianus Ceasars sonne,

¶VVere gratious in the eyes of Royall Rome,

¶Keepe then this passage to the Capitoll,

20And suffer not dishonour to approch,

¶The Imperiall seate to vertue, consecrate

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