2256Per. Haile
Dian, to performe thy iu
st commaund,
2257I here confe
sse my
selfe the King of
Tyre,
2258Who frighted from my countrey did wed at
Pentapolis, the
2259faire
Thaisa, at Sea in childbed died
she, but brought forth a
2260Mayd child calld
Marina whom, O Godde
sse wears yet thy
2261siluer liuerey,
shee at
Tharsus was nur
st with
Cleon, who at
2262fourteene yeares he
sought to murder, but her better
stars
2263brought her to
Meteline , gain
st who
se
shore ryding , her
2264Fortunes brought the mayde aboord vs, where by her
2265owne mo
st cleere remembrance ,
shee made knowne her
2267Th. Voyce and fauour, you are, you are, O royall
2269Per. What meanes the mum?
shee die's, helpe Gen
- 2271Ceri. Noble Sir, if you haue tolde
Dianaes Altar
2272true, this is your wife?
2273Per. Reuerent appearer no, I threwe her ouer-boord
2274with the
se verie armes.
2275Ce. Vpon this coa
st, I warrant you.
2276Pe. T'is mo
st certaine.
2277Cer. Looke to the Ladie, O
shee's but ouer-joyde,
2278Earlie in blu
stering morne this Ladie was throwne vpon
2280 I op't the co
ffin, found there rich Iewells, recoue
- 2281red her, and plac'
ste her heere in
Dianaes temple.
2282Per. May we
see them?
2283Cer. Great Sir, they
shalbe brought you to my hou
se,
2284whither I inuite you, looke
Thaisa is recouered
. 2285Th. O let me looke if hee be none of mine, my
san
- 2286ctitie will to my
sen
se bende no licentious eare, but curbe
2287it
spight of
seeing: O my Lord are you not
Pericles? like
2288him you
spake, like him you are, did you not name a tem
- 2289pe
st, a birth, and death?
2290Per. The voyce of dead
Thaisa.
2291Th. That
Thaisa am I,
suppo
sed dead and drownd.
2293Th. Now I knowe you better, when wee with teares
2294parted
Pentapolis, the king my father gaue you
such a ring.
2295Per. This, this, no more, you gods, your pre
sent kinde
- 2296nes makes my pa
st mi
series
sports, you
shall doe well that
2297on the touching of her lips I may melt, and no more be
2298seene, O come, be buried a
second time within the
se armes.
2299Me. My heart leaps to be gone into my mothers bo
- 2301Per. Looke who kneeles here,
fle
sh of thy
fle
sh Thaisa,
2302thy burden at the Sea, and call'd
Marina, for
she was yeel
- 2304Th. Ble
st, and mine owne
. 2305Hell. Hayle Madame, and my Queene.
2307Hell. You haue heard mee
say when I did
flie from
2308Tyre, I left behind an ancient
sub
stitute, can you remem
- 2309ber what I call'd the man, I haue nam'd him oft.
2310Th. T'was
Hellicanus then.
2311Per. Still con
firmation, imbrace him deere
Thaisa, this
2312is hee, now doe I long to heare how you were found
? how
2313po
ssiblie pre
serued? and who to thanke (be
sides the gods)
2314for this great miracle?
2315Th. Lord
Cerimon, my Lord, this man through whom
2316the Gods haue
showne their power, that can from
fir
st to
2318Per. Reuerent Syr, the gods can haue no mortall o
fficer
2319more like a god then you, will you deliuer how this dead
2321Cer. I will my Lord, be
seech you
fir
st, goe with mee
2322to my hou
se, where
shall be
showne you all was found with
2323her. How
shee came plac'
ste heere in the Temple, no
2324needfull thing omitted.
2325Per. Pure
Dian ble
sse thee for thy vi
sion, and will o
ffer
2326night oblations to thee
Thaisa, this Prince, the faire betro
- 2327thed of your daughter,
shall marrie her at
Pentapolis, and
2328now this ornament makes mee looke di
small, will I clip to
2329forme, and what this fourteene yeeres no razer touch't, to
2330grace thy marridge-day, Ile beauti
fie.
2331Th. Lord
Cerimon hath letters of good credit. Sir,
2333Per. Heauens make a Starre of him, yet there my
2334Queene, wee'le celebrate their Nuptialls, and our
selues
2335will in that kingdome
spend our following daies, our
sonne
2336and daughter
shall in
Tyrus raigne.
2337 Lord
Cerimon wee doe our longing
stay,
2338To heare the re
st vntolde , Sir lead's the way.