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away�察  �away�察  �away�   �ah�察  �save   that   infant�   �save   him�察  �save   him��I�察  �even   I�察�

speak to her。The sun was downstreamers white�察�red�察�blackHere�察�

here�察  �here��Fling   the   meat   in   his   faceTamburlaine�察  �Tamburlaine��Let 

the soldiers be buried。Hell�察�death�察�Tamburlaine�察�hell��Make ready 

my   coach�察  �my   chair�察  �my   jewels。I   come�察  �I   come�察  �I   come� �

��She runs against the cage�察�and brains herself。�А�

       Enter ZENOCRATE with ANIPPE。 

     ZENOCRATE。 Wretched Zenocrate� �that liv'st to see Damascus' walls 

dy'd     with    Egyptians'        blood�察   �Thy     father's   subjects     and    thy 

countrymen�察�The streets strow'd with dissever'd joints of men�察�And 

wounded   bodies   gasping   yet   for   life�察  �But   most   accurs'd�察  �to   see   the   sun´ 

bright troop Of heavenly virgins and unspotted maids ��Whose looks might 

make the angry god of arms To break his sword and mildly treat of love�� 

On   horsemen's   lances   to   be   hoisted   up�察  �And   guiltlessly   endure   a   cruel 

death�察�For every fell and stout Tartarian steed�察�That stamp'd on others with 

their thundering hoofs�察�When all their riders charg'd their quivering spears�察�

Began to check the ground and rein themselves�察�Gazing upon the beauty 



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of their looks。 Ah�察�Tamburlaine�察�wert thou the cause of this�察�That term'st 

Zenocrate  thy  dearest   love�拭�Whose  lives   were  dearer  to   Zenocrate Than 

her   own    life�察 �or  aught   save   thine  own    love。  But   see�察 �another    bloody 

spectacle� �Ah�察�wretched eyes�察�the enemies of my heart�察�How are ye glutted 

with these grievous objects�察�And tell my soul more tales of bleeding ruth� � 

´ See�察�see�察�Anippe�察�if they breathe or no。 

     ANIPPE。 No breath�察�nor sense�察�nor motion�察�in them both�此�Ah�察�madam�察�

this their slavery hath enforc'd�察�And ruthless cruelty of Tamburlaine� �

     ZENOCRATE。 Earth�察�cast   up fountains from  thy entrails�察�And 

wet thy cheeks for their untimely deaths�察�Shake with their weight in sign 

of fear and grief� �Blush�察�heaven�察�that gave them honour at their birth�察�And 

let them die a death so barbarous� �Those that are proud of fickle empery 

And place   their   chiefest   good in   earthly  pomp�察 �Behold the Turk   and his 

great    emperess�     �Ah�察  �Tamburlaine      my    love�察 �sweet    Tamburlaine�察     �That 

fight'st for sceptres and for slippery crowns�察�Behold the Turk and his great 

emperess� �Thou   that�察 �in   conduct   of thy  happy  stars�察 �Sleep'st   every  night 

with conquest on thy brows�察�And yet wouldst shun the wavering turns of 

war�察�In fear and feeling of the like distress Behold the Turk and his 

great emperess� �Ah�察�mighty Jove and holy Mahomet�察�Pardon my love� �O�察�

pardon   his   contempt   Of   earthly   fortune   and   respect   of   pity�察�And   let   not 

conquest�察  �ruthlessly   pursu'd�察  �Be   equally   against   his   life   incens'd   In   this 

great Turk and hapless emperess� �And pardon me that was not mov'd with 

ruth To see them live so long in misery� �Ah�察�what may chance to thee�察�

Zenocrate�拭�

     ANIPPE。   Madam�察  �content   yourself�察  �and   be   resolv'd   Your   love   hath 

Fortune   so   at   his   command�察  �That   she   shall   stay�察  �and   turn   her   wheel   no 

more�察�As long as life maintains his mighty arm That fights for honour to 

adorn your head。 

       Enter PHILEMUS。 

     ZENOCRATE。 What other heavy news now brings Philemus�拭�

     PHILEMUS。   Madam�察          �your   father�察  �and   the   Arabian   king�察  �The  first 

affecter of your excellence�察�Come now�察�as Turnus 'gainst Aeneas did�察�

Armed with lance into the Aegyptian fields�察�Ready for battle 'gainst 

my lord the king。 



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     ZENOCRATE。 Now shame and duty�察�love and fear present A thousand 

sorrows to my martyr'd soul。 Whom should I wish the fatal victory�察�When 

my poor pleasures are divided thus�察�And rack'd by duty from my cursed 

heart�拭  �My  father  and   my   first´betrothed   love   Must   fight   against   my   life 

and   present   love�察  �Wherein   the   change   I   use   condemns   my   faith�察  �And 

makes my deeds infamous through the world�此�But�察�as the gods�察�to end the 

Trojans'   toil�察  �Prevented   Turnus   of   Lavinia�察 �And   fatally   enrich'd   Aeneas' 

love�察�So�察�for a final issue to my griefs�察�To pacify my country and 

my   love�察  �Must   Tamburlaine   by   their   resistless   powers�察  �With   virtue   of   a 

gentle   victory�察  �Conclude   a   league   of   honour   to   my   hope�察  �Then�察  �as   the 

powers   divine   have   pre´ordain'd�察  �With   happy   safety   of   my   father's   life 

Send   like   defence   of   fair   Arabia   ��They   sound   to   the   battle   within�察  �and 

TAMBURLAINE               enjoys    the   victory�此   �after   which�察    �the   KING      OF 

ARABIA enters wounded。�А�

     KING OF ARABIA。 What cursed power guides the murdering hands 

Of this infamous tyrant's soldiers�察�That no escape may save their enemies�察�

Nor fortune keep themselves from victory�拭�Lie down�察�Arabia�察�wounded to 

the death�察�And let Zenocrate's fair eyes behold�察�That�察�as for her thou bear'st 

these   wretched   arms�察  �Even   so   for   her   thou   diest   in   these   arms�察  �Leaving 

thy blood for witness of thy love。 

     ZENOCRATE。   Too   dear   a   witness   for   such   love�察  �my   lord�   �Behold 

Zenocrate�察  �the   cursed   object   Whose   fortunes   never   mastered   her   griefs�察�

Behold her wounded in conceit for thee�察�As much as thy fair body is 

for me� �

     KING OF ARABIA。 Then shall I die with full contented heart�察�Having 

beheld divine Zenocrate�察�Whose sight with joy would take away my life 

As now it bringeth sweetness to my wound�察�If I had not been wounded as I 

am。 Ah�察�that the deadly pangs I suffer now Would lend an hour's licence to 

my tongue�察�To make discourse of some sweet accidents Have chanc'd thy 

merits in this worthless bondage�察�And that I might be privy to the state Of 

thy deserv'd contentment and thy love� �But�察�making now a virtue of thy 

sight�察�To drive  all   sorrow  from  my  fainting   soul�察 �Since  death   denies   me 

further cause of joy�察�Depriv'd of care�察�my heart with comfort dies�察�Since 

thy desired hand shall close mine eyes。 ��Dies。�А�



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       Re´enter    TAMBURLAINE�察           �leading   the   SOLDAN�察      �TECHELLES�察�

THERIDAMAS�察�USUMCASANE�察�with others。 

     TAMBURLAINE。   Come�察  �happy   father   of   Zenocrate�察  �A   title   higher 

than thy Soldan's name。 Though my right hand have thus enthralled 

thee�察�Thy princely daughter here shall set thee free�察�She that hath calm'd 

the fury of my sword�察�Which had ere this been bath'd in streams of blood 

As vast and deep as Euphrates or Nile。 

     ZENOCRATE。 O sight thrice´welcome to my joyful soul�察�To see the 

king�察�my father�察�issue safe From dangerous battle of my conquering love� �

     SOLDAN。 Well met�察�my only dear Zenocrate�察�Though with the loss of 

Egypt and my crown� �

     TAMBURLAINE。 'Twas I�察�my lord�察�that gat the victory�察�And therefore 

grieve not at your overthrow�察�Since I shall render all into your hands�察�And 

add more strength to your dominions Than ever yet confirm'd th' Egyptian 

crown。   The   god   of   war   resigns   his   room   to   me�察  �Meaning   to   make   me 

general   of   the   world�此  �Jove�察  �viewing   me   in   arms�察  �looks   pale   and   wan�察�

Fearing   my   power   should   pull   him   from   his   throne�此  �Where'er   I 

come the Fatal Sisters sweat�察�And grisly Death�察�by running to and 

fro�察�To do their ceaseless homage to my sword

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