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the field, 650 But cause I see that now the world is changd: And like wise feele some of King _Ptolomeis_ gould. Ile kill him were he twenty Generalls, And send him packing to his longest home. I maruell of what mettell was the _French_ man made. Who when he should haue stabbed _Marius_, They say he was astonished with his lookes. _Marius_, had I beene there, thou neere hadst liu'd, To brag thee of thy seauen Consulships. _Achil._ Brauely resolu'd, Noble _Sempronius_, 660 The damnedst villaine that ere I heard speake: But great men still must haue such instruments, To bring about their purpose, which once donne, The deede they loue, but do the doer hate: Thou shalt no lesse (stout _Romaine_) be renown'd, For being _Pompeys_ Deaths-man, then was he, That fir'd the faire _AEgiptian_ Goddesse Church. _Sem._ Nay that's al one, report say what she list, Tis for no shadowes I aduenture for: Heere are the Crownes, heere are the wordly goods, 670 This betweene Princes doth contention bring: Brothers this sets at ods, turnes loue to hate; It makes the Sonne to wish his Father hang'd That he thereby might reuell with his bagges: And did I knowe that in my Mothers womb, There lurk'd a hidden vaine of Sacred gould, This hand, this sword, should rape and rip it out. _Achil._ Compassion would that greedinesse restraine. _Sem._ I that's my fault, I am to compassionate, Why man, art thou a souldier and dost talke 680 Of womanish pity and compassion? Mens eyes must mil-stones drop, when fooles shed teares, But soft heeres _Pompey_, Ile about my worke. _Enter Pompey._ _Pom._ Trusting vpon King _Ptolomeys_ promis'd fayth, And hoping succor, I am come to shore: In _Egipt_ heere a while to make aboade. _Sem._ Fayth longer _Pompey_ then thou dost expect. _Pom._ See now worlds Monarchs, whom your state makes proud That thinke your Honors to be permanent, 690 Of Fortunes change see heere a president, Who whilom did command, now must intreate And sue for that which to accept of late, Vnto the giuer was thought fortunate. _Sem._ I pray thee _Pompey_ do not spend thy breath, In reckning vp these rusty titles now, Which thy ambition grac'd t
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