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Satrius Monologue from Sejanus His Fall

From Sejanus His Fall by Ben Jonson

male · defiant · 34 sec

I do accuse thee here, Cremutius Cordus, To be a man factious and dangerous, A sower of sedition in the state, A turbulent and discontented spirit, Which I will prove from thine own writings, here, The Annals thou hast publish’d; where thou bit’st The present age, and with a viper’s tooth, Being a member of it, dar’st that ill Which never yet degenerous bastard did Upon his parent.

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