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have     little´  Patience    awhile�察   �you'st   hear   the   belly's   answer。    FIRST 

CITIZEN。 Y'are   long   about   it。   MENENIUS。   Note   me   this�察  �good   friend�此�

Your most grave belly was deliberate�察�Not rash like his accusers�察�and thus 

answered。 'True is it�察�my incorporate friends��' quoth he 'That I receive the 

general food at first Which you do live upon�察�and fit it is�察�Because I am the 

storehouse and the   shop Of   the whole   body。 But�察 �if you   do remember�察 �I 

send it through the rivers of your blood�察�Even to the court�察�the heart�察�to th' 

seat o' th' brain�察�And�察�through the cranks and offices of man�察�The strongest 

nerves and small inferior veins From me receive that natural competency 

Whereby they live。 And though that all at once You�察�my good friends'´ this 

says the belly�察�mark me。 FIRST CITIZEN。 Ay�察�sir�察�well�察�well。 MENENIUS。 

'Though   all   at   once   cannot   See   what   I do   deliver   out to   each�察�Yet   I   can 

make my audit up�察�that all From me do back receive the flour of all�察�And 

leave   me   but   the   bran。' What   say   you   to'   t�拭  �FIRST  CITIZEN。  It   was   an 

answer。 How apply you this�拭�MENENIUS。 The senators of Rome are this 

good belly�察�And you the mutinous members�察�for�察�examine Their counsels 

and their cares�察�digest things rightly Touching the weal o' th' common�察�you 

shall find No public benefit which you receive But it proceeds or comes 

from them to you�察�And no way from yourselves。 What do you think�察�You�察�



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the great toe of this assembly�拭�FIRST CITIZEN。 I the great toe�拭�Why the 

great toe�拭�MENENIUS。 For that�察�being one o' th' lowest�察�basest�察�poorest�察�

Of   this   most   wise   rebellion�察  �thou   goest   foremost。   Thou   rascal�察  �that   art 

worst   in   blood   to   run�察  �Lead'st   first   to   win   some   vantage。   But   make   you 

ready your stiff bats and clubs。 Rome and her rats are at the point of battle�察�

The one side must have bale。 

       Enter CAIUS MARCIUS 

       Hail�察  �noble   Marcius�   �MARCIUS。   Thanks。   What's   the   matter�察  �you 

dissentious   rogues   That�察  �rubbing   the   poor   itch   of   your   opinion�察  �Make 

yourselves      scabs�拭   �FIRST     CITIZEN。      We    have    ever   your   good    word。 

MARCIUS。   He   that   will   give   good   words   to   thee   will   flatter   Beneath 

abhorring。 What would you have�察�you curs�察�That like nor peace nor war�拭�

The one affrights you�察�The other makes you proud。 He that trusts to you�察�

Where he should find you lions�察�finds you hares�察�Where foxes�察�geese�察�you 

are no surer�察�no�察�Than is the coal of fire upon the ice Or hailstone in the 

sun。 Your virtue is To make him worthy whose offence subdues him�察�And 

curse that justice did it。 Who deserves greatness Deserves your hate�察�and 

your   affections   are A  sick   man's   appetite�察  �who   desires   most   that   Which 

would increase his evil。 He that depends Upon your favours swims with 

fins of lead�察�And hews down oaks with rushes。 Hang ye� �Trust ye�拭�With 

every minute you do change a mind And call him noble that was now your 

hate�察  �Him   vile   that   was   your   garland。   What's   the   matter   That   in   these 

several places of the city You cry against the noble Senate�察�who�察�Under the 

gods�察  �keep   you   in   awe�察  �which   else   Would   feed   on   one   another�拭  �What's 

their seeking�拭�MENENIUS。 For corn at their own rates�察�whereof they say 

The city is well stor'd。 MARCIUS。 Hang 'em� �They say� �They'll sit by th' 

fire   and   presume   to   know   What's   done   i'   th'   Capitol�察  �who's   like   to   rise�察�

Who   thrives   and   who   declines�察  �side   factions�察  �and   give   out   Conjectural 

marriages�察�making parties strong�察�And feebling such as stand not in their 

liking Below their cobbled shoes。 They say there's grain enough� �Would 

the   nobility   lay   aside   their   ruth   And   let   me   use   my   sword�察  �I'd   make   a 

quarry With thousands of these quarter'd slaves�察�as high As I could pick 

my lance。 MENENIUS。 Nay�察�these are almost thoroughly persuaded�察�For 

though abundantly they lack discretion�察�Yet are they passing cowardly。 But�察�



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I beseech you�察�What says the other troop�拭�MARCIUS。 They are dissolv'd。 

Hang   'em�   �They   said   they   were   an´hungry�察  �sigh'd   forth   proverbs´   That 

hunger   broke   stone   walls�察  �that   dogs   must   eat�察  �That   meat   was   made   for 

mouths�察  �that   the   gods   sent   not   Corn   for   the   rich   men   only。   With   these 

shreds     They    vented   their   complainings�察     �which    being   answer'd�察    �And    a 

petition granted them´ a strange one�察�To break the heart of generosity And 

make   bold   power   look   pale´   they   threw   their   caps As   they   would   hang 

them   on   the   horns   o'   th'   moon�察  �Shouting   their   emulation。   MENENIUS。 

What is granted them�拭  �MARCIUS。  Five tribunes�察�to defend   their  vulgar 

wisdoms�察�Of their own choice。 One's Junius Brutus´ Sicinius Velutus�察�and 

I know not。 'Sdeath� �The rabble should have first unroof'd the city Ere so 

prevail'd with me�察�it will in time Win upon power and throw forth greater 

themes      For    insurrection's      arguing。     MENENIUS。          This    is   strange。 

MARCIUS。 Go get you home�察�you fragments。 

       Enter a MESSENGER�察�hastily 

       MESSENGER。   Where's   Caius   Marcius�拭  �MARCIUS。   Here。   What's 

the   matter�拭  �MESSENGER。   The   news   is�察  �sir�察  �the   Volsces   are   in   arms。 

MARCIUS。   I   am   glad   on't�察  �then   we   shall   ha'   means   to   vent   Our   musty 

superfluity。 See�察�our best elders。 

       Enter    COMINIUS�察        �TITUS      LARTIUS�察       �with    other   SENATORS�察�

JUNIUS BRUTUS and SICINIUS VELUTUS 

       FIRST SENATOR。 Marcius�察�'tis true that you have lately told us�此�The 

Volsces are in arms。 MARCIUS。 They have a leader�察�Tullus Aufidius�察�that 

will put   you   to't。   I   sin   in   envying   his   nobility�察�And   were   I   anything   but 

what   I   am�察  �I  would   wish   me   only   he。   COMINIUS。   You   have           fought 

together�拭�MARCIUS。 Were half to half the world by th' ears�察�and he Upon 

my party�察�I'd revolt�察�to make Only my wars with him。 He is a lion That I 

am proud to hunt。 FIRST SENATOR。 Then�察�worthy Marcius�察�Attend upon 

Cominius       to   these    wars。    COMINIUS。         It  is   your   former     promise。 

MARCIUS。 Sir�察�it is�察�And I am constant。 Titus Lartius�察�thou Shalt see me 

once     more    strike   at  Tullus'   face。  What�察    �art  thou   stiff�拭 �Stand'st    out�拭�

LARTIUS。   No�察  �Caius   Marcius�察  �I'll   lean   upon   one   crutch   and   fight   with 

t'other   Ere   stay  behind   this   business。   MENENIUS。   O�察  �true   bred�   �FIRST 

SENATOR。   Your   company   to   th'   Capitol�察  �where�察  �I   know�察  �Our   greatest 



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friends     attend   us。   LARTIUS。       ��To    COMINIUS�А        �Lead    you    on。   ��To 

MARCIUS�А  �Follow   Cominius�察  �we   must   follow   you�察  �Right   worthy   your 

priority。 COMINIUS。 Noble Marcius� �FIRST SENATOR。 ��To the Citizens�А�

Hence   to   your   homes�察  �be   gone。   MARCIUS。   Nay�察  �let   them   follow。   The 

Volsces   have   much   corn�此  �take   these   rats   thither   To   gnaw   their   garners。 

Worshipful mutineers�察�Your valour puts   well   forth�察�pray  follow。  Ciitzens 

steal away。 Exeunt all but SICINIUS and BRUTUS SICINIUS。 Was ever 

man so proud as is this Marcius�拭�BRUTUS。 He has no equal。 SICINIUS。 

When we were chosen tribunes for the people´ BRUTUS。 Mark'd you his 

lip and eyes�拭�SICINIUS。 Nay�察�but his taunts� �BRUTUS。 Being mov'd�察�he 

wil

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