26632511For what he has he giues, what thinkes he shewes,

26642512Yet giues hee not till iudgement guide his bounty,

26652513Nor dignifies an impare thought with breath;

26662514Manly as Hector, but more dangerous,

26672515For Hector in his blaze of wrath subscribes

26682516To tender obiects, but he in heate of action,

26692517Is more vindicatiue then iealous loue.

26702518They call him Troylus, and on him erect,

26712519A second hope as fairely built as Hector:

26722520Thus saies AEneas one that knowes the youth,

26732521Euen to his ynches: and with priuate soule

26742522Did in great Illion thus translate him to me. Alarum.

26752523Aga. They are in action.

26762524Nest. Now Aiax hould thine owne.

26772525Troy. Hector thou sleep'st awake thee.

26782526Aga. His blowes are well dispo'd, there Aiax. trumpets cease

26792527Diom. You must no more.

26802528AEne. Princes enough so please you.

26812529Aiax. I am not warme yet, let vs fight againe.

26822530Diom. As Hector pleases.

26832531Hect. Why then will I no more,

26842532Thou art great Lord my fathers sisters Sonne,

26852533A couzen german to great Priams seede,

26862534The obligation of our bloud forbids,

26872535A gory emulation twixt vs twaine:

26882536Were thy commixtion Greeke and Troyan so,

26892537That thou couldst say this hand is Grecian all:

26902538And this is Troyan, the sinnewes of this legge

26912539All Greeke, and this all Troy: my mothers bloud,

26922540Runnes on the dexter cheeke, and this sinister

26932541Bounds in my fathers. By Ioue multipotent

26942542Thou shouldst not beare from mee a Greekish member,

26952543Wherein my sword had not impressure made.

26962544But the iust Gods gainsay,

26972545That any day thou borrowd'st from thy mother,

26982546My sacred Aunt, should by my mortal sword,

26992547Be drained. Let me embrace thee Aiax:

27002548By him that thunders thou hast lusty armes,