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SATURNINUS。   No�察 �Titus�察  �no�察  �the   Emperor   needs   her   not�察  �Nor   her�察  �nor 

thee�察�nor   any of   thy  stock。 I'll   trust by leisure him  that mocks   me   once�察�

Thee     never�察  �nor  thy   traitorous   haughty   sons�察   �Confederates     all  thus  to 

dishonour me。 Was there none else in Rome to make a stale But Saturnine�拭�

Full   well�察�Andronicus�察�Agree   these   deeds   with   that   proud   brag   of   thine 

That saidst I begg'd the empire at thy hands。 TITUS。 O monstrous� �What 

reproachful words are these�拭�SATURNINUS。  But go thy ways�察�go�察�give 

that changing piece To him that flourish'd for her with his sword。 A valiant 

son´in´law   thou   shalt   enjoy�察  �One   fit   to   bandy   with   thy  lawless   sons�察 �To 

ruffle in the commonwealth of Rome。 TITUS。 These words are razors to 

my wounded heart。 SATURNINUS。 And therefore�察�lovely Tamora�察�Queen 

of    Goths�察  �That�察   �like  the   stately   Phoebe     'mongst    her   nymphs�察    �Dost 

overshine  the   gallant'st   dames   of   Rome�察  �If   thou   be   pleas'd   with   this   my 

sudden   choice�察  �Behold�察  �I   choose   thee�察  �Tamora�察  �for   my   bride   And   will 

create thee Emperess of Rome。 Speak�察�Queen of Goths�察�dost thou applaud 

my choice�拭�And here I swear by all the Roman gods´ Sith priest and holy 

water are so near�察�And tapers burn so bright�察�and everything In readiness 

for Hymenaeus stand´   I will not   re´salute the streets   of Rome�察�Or   climb 

my palace�察�till from forth this place I lead espous'd my bride along with 

me。 TAMORA。 And here in sight of heaven to Rome I swear�察�If Saturnine 

advance   the   Queen   of   Goths�察  �She   will   a   handmaid   be   to   his   desires�察�A 

loving nurse�察�a mother to his youth。 SATURNINUS。 Ascend�察�fair Queen�察�



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Pantheon。   Lords�察  �accompany   Your   noble   Emperor   and   his   lovely   bride�察�

Sent by the heavens for Prince Saturnine�察�Whose wisdom hath her fortune 

conquered�察�There shall we consummate our spousal rites。 Exeunt all but 

TITUS TITUS。 I am not bid to wait upon this bride。 TITUS�察�when wert 

thou wont to walk alone�察�Dishonoured thus�察�and challenged of wrongs�拭�

       Re´enter   MARCUS�察  �and   TITUS'   SONS�察  �LUCIUS�察  �QUINTUS�察  �and 

MARTIUS 

       MARCUS。 O Titus�察�see�察�O�察�see what thou hast done� �In a bad quarrel 

slain a virtuous son。 TITUS。 No�察�foolish Tribune�察�no�察�no son of mine´ Nor 

thou�察  �nor   these�察  �confederates   in   the   deed   That   hath   dishonoured   all   our 

family�察  �Unworthy  brother   and   unworthy  sons�   �LUCIUS。   But   let   us   give 

him  burial�察  �as   becomes�察  �Give   Mutius   burial   with   our   bretheren。  TITUS。 

Traitors�察  �away�   �He   rests   not   in   this   tomb。   This   monument   five   hundred 

years   hath   stood�察  �Which   I   have   sumptuously   re´edified�察  �Here   none   but 

soldiers and Rome's servitors Repose in fame�察�none basely slain in brawls。 

Bury him where you can�察�he comes not here。 MARCUS。 My lord�察�this is 

impiety in you。 My nephew Mutius' deeds do plead for him�察�He must be 

buried with his bretheren。 QUINTUS & MARTIUS。 And shall�察�or him we 

will accompany。 TITUS。 'And shall��' What villain was it spake that word�拭�

QUINTUS。 He that would vouch it in any place but here。 TITUS。 What�察�

would   you     bury   him   in  my   despite�拭   �MARCUS。        No�察  �noble    Titus�察 �but 

entreat of thee To pardon Mutius and to bury him。 TITUS。 Marcus�察�even 

thou   hast   struck   upon   my   crest�察�And   with   these   boys   mine   honour   thou 

hast wounded。 My foes I do repute you every one�察�So trouble me no more�察�

but   get   you   gone。   MARTIUS。   He   is   not   with   himself�察  �let   us   withdraw。 

QUINTUS。 Not I�察�till Mutius' bones be buried。 ��The BROTHER and the 

SONS   kneel�А  �MARCUS。   Brother�察  �for   in   that   name   doth   nature   plead´ 

QUINTUS。   Father�察  �and   in   that   name   doth   nature   speak´   TITUS。   Speak 

thou no more�察�if all the rest will speed。 MARCUS。 Renowned Titus�察�more 

than   half   my   soul´   LUCIUS。   Dear   father�察  �soul   and   substance   of   us   all´ 

MARCUS。 Suffer thy brother Marcus to inter His noble nephew here in 

virtue's nest�察�That died in honour and Lavinia's cause。 Thou art a Roman´ 

be   not   barbarous。    The   Greeks    upon    advice   did   bury   Ajax�察  �That   slew 

himself�察�and wise Laertes' son Did graciously plead for his funerals。 Let 



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not   young   Mutius�察  �then�察  �that   was   thy   joy�察  �Be   barr'd   his   entrance   here。 

TITUS。 Rise�察�Marcus�察�rise�察�The dismal'st day is this that e'er I saw�察�To be 

dishonoured by my sons in Rome� �Well�察�bury him�察�and bury me the next。 

��They   put   MUTIUS   in   the   tomb�А  �LUCIUS。   There   lie   thy   bones�察  �sweet 

Mutius�察�with thy friends�察�Till we with trophies do adorn thy tomb。 ALL。 

��Kneeling�А�No man shed tears for noble Mutius�察�He lives in fame that died 

in virtue's cause。 MARCUS。 My lord´ to step out of these dreary dumps´ 

How comes it that the subtle Queen of Goths Is of a sudden thus advanc'd 

in Rome�拭�TITUS。 I know not�察�Marcus�察�but I know it is´ Whether by device 

or   no�察  �the  heavens   can   tell。   Is   she  not�察  �then�察  �beholding   to   the   man   That 

brought her for this high good turn so far�拭�MARCUS。 Yes�察�and will nobly 

him remunerate。 

       Flourish。   Re´enter   the   EMPEROR�察  �TAMORA   and   her   two   SONS�察�

with    the   MOOR�察     �at  one    door�察  �at  the  other    door�察  �BASSIANUS         and 

LAVINIA�察�with others 

       SATURNINUS。 So�察�Bassianus�察�you have play'd your prize�此�God give 

you joy�察 �sir�察 �of your   gallant   bride� �BASSIANUS。 And   you of   yours�察 �my 

lord�    �I  say   no   more�察   �Nor    wish   no   less�察  �and   so   I  take   my    leave。 

SATURNINUS。 Traitor�察 �if Rome   have law  or we  have power�察�Thou   and 

thy faction shall repent this rape。 BASSIANUS。 Rape�察�call you it�察�my lord�察�

to seize my own�察�My true betrothed love�察�and now my wife�拭�But let the 

laws   of   Rome   determine   all�察  �Meanwhile   am  I   possess'd   of   that   is   mine。 

SATURNINUS。 'Tis good�察�sir。 You are very short with us�察�But if we live 

we'll be as sharp with you。 BASSIANUS。 My lord�察�what I have done�察�as 

best I may�察�Answer I must�察�and shall do with my life。 Only thus much I 

give your Grace to know�此�By all the duties that I owe to Rome�察�This noble 

gentleman�察�Lord Titus here�察�Is in opinion and in honour wrong'd�察�That�察�in 

the rescue of Lavinia�察�With his own hand did slay his youngest son�察�In zeal 

to you�察�and highly mov'd to wrath To be controll'd in that he frankly gave。 

Receive him then to favour�察�Saturnine�察�That hath express'd himself in all 

his   deeds    A   father   and   a  friend    to  thee   and   Rome。     TITUS。     Prince 

Bassianus�察     �leave   to   plead   my    deeds。   'Tis   thou   and   those    that  have 

dishonoured   me。   Rome   and   the   righteous   heavens   be   my   judge   How   I 

have   lov'd   and   honoured   Saturnine� �TAMORA。  My  worthy  lord�察  �if   ever 



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Tamora Were gracious in those princely eyes of thine�察�Then hear me speak 

indifferently     for   all�察 �And    at  my    suit�察 �sweet�察   �pardon    what    is  past。 

SATURNINUS。 What�察�madam� �be dishonoured openly�察�And basely put it 

up    without   revenge�拭    �TAMORA。        Not   so�察 �my    lord�察 �the  gods   of   Rome 

forfend I should be author to dishonour you� �But on mine honour dare I 

undertake      For   good    Lord    Titus'   innocence     in   all�察 �Whose     fury   not 

dissembled   speaks   his   griefs。   Then   at   my   suit   look   graciously   on   him�察�

Lose not so noble a friend on vain suppose�察�Nor with sour looks afflict his 

gentle heart。 ��Aside to SATURNINUS�А�My lord�察�be rul'd by me�察�be won at 

last�察�Dissemble all your griefs and discontents。 You are but newly planted 

in   your   throne�察  �Lest�察  �then�察  �the   people�察  �and   patricians   too�察  �Upon   a   just 

survey take Titus' part�察�And so supplant you for ingratitude�察�Which Rome 

reputes to be   a  heinous  sin�察�Yield   at   entreats�察 �and then let   me   alone�此  �I'll 

find a day to massacre them all�察�And raze their faction and their family�察�

The cruel father and his traitorous sons�察�To whom I sued for my dear son's 

life�察�And make them know what 'tis to let a queen Kneel in the streets and 

beg for grace in   vain。´ Come�察 �come�察�sweet   Emperor�察�come�察�Andronicus。 

Take up this good old man�察�and cheer the heart That dies in tempest of thy 

angry frown。 SATURNINUS。 Rise�察�Titus�察�rise�察�my Empress hath prevail'd。 

TITUS。 I thank your Majesty and her�察�my lord�察�These words�察�these looks�察�

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