The Dramatic Works of Thomas Heywood
The Dramatic Works of Thomas Heywood
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Meiu I know both thee and thefe, JEocus the Great, Who in this portch hath a determin'd feat.
To obferve all entrance, I have likewife feen The Furies, with th' infemall King and Queen, .
The men of old I now defire to fee, PreccUing others in nobilitie.
^ac. This Agamemnon is, Achilles hee.
That Idomen^ a third rankt in degree, And next them plac'd : The fourth difcovered, Ulyffes, A' ax then, next Diomed.
The reft, the far fam*d Grecian Hero's are.
Menip, O thou ingenious Homer^ fee how bare,... How groveling and how dejedled lie, How low the heads of thy great Rapfodie : Ignoble and obfcure they now are all, Afhes and duft, trifles in value fmall ; For (as thy felfe faid) nothing hath produdlion, But's mutable and fubiedl to corruption.
Now ^acus what's he ?
^ac, Cyrus hee*s cal'd.
Now he that next him fits fo much appaFd, Crcsfus the Rich ; Sardanapalus then.
Who was the «ioft effeminate of men : Beyond thefe Midas^ and that Xerxes.
Menip. How % Is it my fortune then to meet thee now (Thou wickedeft of wretches) in this plight, Who once didft put whole Greece into affright % That o're the raging Hellefpont mad*ft bridges.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Meiu I know both thee and thefe, JEocus the Great, Who in this portch hath a determin'd feat.
To obferve all entrance, I have likewife feen The Furies, with th' infemall King and Queen, .
The men of old I now defire to fee, PreccUing others in nobilitie.
^ac. This Agamemnon is, Achilles hee.
That Idomen^ a third rankt in degree, And next them plac'd : The fourth difcovered, Ulyffes, A' ax then, next Diomed.
The reft, the far fam*d Grecian Hero's are.
Menip, O thou ingenious Homer^ fee how bare,... How groveling and how dejedled lie, How low the heads of thy great Rapfodie : Ignoble and obfcure they now are all, Afhes and duft, trifles in value fmall ; For (as thy felfe faid) nothing hath produdlion, But's mutable and fubiedl to corruption.
Now ^acus what's he ?
^ac, Cyrus hee*s cal'd.
Now he that next him fits fo much appaFd, Crcsfus the Rich ; Sardanapalus then.
Who was the «ioft effeminate of men : Beyond thefe Midas^ and that Xerxes.
Menip. How % Is it my fortune then to meet thee now (Thou wickedeft of wretches) in this plight, Who once didft put whole Greece into affright % That o're the raging Hellefpont mad*ft bridges.
What to read after The Dramatic Works of Thomas Heywood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Heywood to read onlineMoreLess
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