Monologue

Varro Monologue from Sejanus His Fall

From Sejanus His Fall by Ben Jonson

male · defiant · 42 sec

’Tis I accuse thee, Silius. Against the majesty of Rome, and Cæsar, I do pronounce thee here a guilty cause, First of beginning and occasioning, Next, drawing out the war in Gallia, For which thou late triumph’st; dissembling long That Sacrovir to be an enemy, Only to make thy entertainment more. Whilst thou, and thy wife Sosia, poll’d the province: Wherein, with sordid, base desire of gain, Thou hast discredited thy actions’ worth, And been a traitor to the state.

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