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Pomponius Monologue from Sejanus His Fall

From Sejanus His Fall by Ben Jonson

male · contemplative · 32 sec

O, sir, he has a wife; and the young prince An appetite: he can look up, and spy Flies in the roof, when there are fleas i’ the bed; And hath a learned nose to assure his sleeps. Who to be favour’d of the rising sun, Would not lend little of his waning moon? It is the saf’st ambition. Noble Terentius!

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