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Roman   gods�察  �Lead   their   successes   as   we   wish   our   own�察  �That   both   our 

powers�察�with smiling fronts encount'ring�察�May give you thankful sacrifice� �

       Enter A MESSENGER 

       Thy news�拭  �MESSENGER。 The   citizens of   Corioli have issued And 

given   to   Lartius   and to Marcius battle�察  �I saw  our  party  to   their   trenches 

driven�察�And then   I came   away。 COMINIUS。 Though thou speak'st truth�察�

Methinks   thou   speak'st   not   well。   How   long   is't   since�拭 �MESSENGER。 

Above   an   hour�察  �my   lord。   COMINIUS。   'Tis   not   a   mile�察  �briefly   we   heard 

their drums。 How couldst thou in a mile confound an hour�察�And bring thy 

news so late�拭�MESSENGER。 Spies of the Volsces Held me in chase�察�that I 

was forc'd to wheel Three or four miles about�察�else had I�察�sir�察�Half an hour 

since brought my report。 

       Enter MARCIUS 

       COMINIUS。   Who's   yonder   That   does   appear   as   he   were   flay'd�拭  �O 

gods� �He has the stamp of Marcius�察�and I have Before´time seen him thus。 

MARCIUS。         Come    I  too  late�拭  �COMINIUS。        The   shepherd    knows    not 

thunder from a tabor More than I know the sound of Marcius' tongue From 

every meaner man。 MARCIUS。 Come I too late�拭�COMINIUS。 Ay�察�if you 

come not in the blood of others�察�But mantled in your own。 MARCIUS。 O� �

let   me   clip   ye   In   arms   as   sound   as   when   I   woo'd�察  �in   heart As   merry   as 

when      our   nuptial   day   was    done�察   �And    tapers   burn'd    to  bedward。 

COMINIUS。 Flower of warriors�察�How is't with Titus Lartius�拭�MARCIUS。 

As with a man busied about decrees�此�Condemning some to death and some 

to exile�察�Ransoming him or pitying�察�threat'ning th' other�察�Holding Corioli 

in the name of Rome Even like a fawning greyhound in the leash�察�To let 

him slip at will。 COMINIUS。 Where is that slave Which told me they had 

beat you to your trenches�拭�Where is he�拭�Call him hither。 MARCIUS。 Let 



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him alone�察�He did inform the truth。 But for our gentlemen�察�The common 

file´ a plague� �tribunes for them� �The mouse ne'er shunn'd the cat as they 

did budge From rascals worse than they。 COMINIUS。 But how prevail'd 

you�拭�MARCIUS。 Will the time serve to tell�拭�I do not think。 Where is the 

enemy�拭�Are you lords o' th' field�拭�If not�察�why cease you till you are so�拭�

COMINIUS。 Marcius�察�We have at disadvantage fought�察�and did Retire to 

win our purpose。 MARCIUS。 How lies their battle�拭�Know you on which 

side They have plac'd their men of trust�拭�COMINIUS。 As I guess�察�Marcius�察�

Their   bands   i'   th'   vaward   are   the Antiates�察  �Of   their   best   trust�察  �o'er   them 

Aufidius�察�Their very heart of hope。 MARCIUS。 I do beseech you�察�By all 

the battles wherein we have fought�察�By th' blood we have shed together�察�by 

th' vows We have made to endure friends�察�that you directly Set me against 

Aufidius and his Antiates�察�And that you not delay the present�察�but�察�Filling 

the    air  with   swords     advanc'd    and    darts�察 �We    prove    this  very   hour。 

COMINIUS。 Though   I   could   wish You   were   conducted to   a  gentle   bath 

And balms applied to you�察�yet dare I never Deny your asking�此�take your 

choice of those That best can aid your action。 MARCIUS。 Those are they 

That most are willing。 If any such be here´ As it were sin to doubt´ that 

love   this   painting   Wherein   you   see   me   smear'd�察  �if   any   fear   Lesser   his 

person than an ill report�察�If any think brave death outweighs bad life And 

that   his  country's    dearer   than  himself�察   �Let   him   alone�察 �or  so   many   so 

minded�察�Wave thus to express his disposition�察�And follow Marcius。 ��They 

all shout and wave their 

       swords�察�take him up in their arms and cast up their caps�А�O�察�me alone� �

Make you a sword of me�拭�If these shows be not outward�察�which of you 

But   is   four   Volsces�拭  �None   of   you   but   is Able   to   bear   against   the   great 

Aufidius A shield as hard as his。 A certain number�察�Though thanks to all�察�

must I select from all�察�the rest Shall bear the business in some other fight�察�

As cause will be obey'd。 Please you to march�察�And four shall quickly draw 

out my  command�察�Which   men   are   best inclin'd。  COMINIUS。  March   on�察�

my fellows�察�Make good this ostentation�察�and you shall Divide in all with 

us。 Exeunt 



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                    SCENE VII。 The gates of Corioli 



    TITUS LARTIUS�察�having set a guard upon Corioli�察�going with drum 

and   trumpet   toward   COMINIUS   and   CAIUS   MARCIUS�察  �enters   with   a 

LIEUTENANT�察�other soldiers�察�and a scout 

       LARTIUS。 So�察�let the ports be guarded�察�keep your duties As I have 

set them down。 If I do send�察�dispatch Those centuries to our aid�察�the rest 

will   serve   For   a   short   holding。   If   we   lose   the   field   We   cannot   keep   the 

town。 LIEUTENANT。 Fear not our care�察�sir。 LARTIUS。 Hence�察�and shut 

your   gates   upon's。   Our   guider�察  �come�察  �to   th'   Roman   camp   conduct   us。 

Exeunt 



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      SCENE VIII。 A field of battle between the Roman 



                         and the Volscian camps 



    Alarum�察�as in battle。 Enter MARCIUS and AUFIDIUS at several doors 

       MARCIUS。   I'll   fight   with   none   but   thee�察  �for   I   do   hate   thee   Worse 

than   a   promise´breaker。   AUFIDIUS。   We   hate   alike�此  �Not   Afric   owns   a 

serpent I abhor   More than thy  fame and envy。  Fix thy foot。  MARCIUS。 

Let the  first   budger die  the  other's slave�察�And  the gods   doom  him  after� �

AUFIDIUS。 If I fly�察�Marcius�察�Halloa me like a hare。 MARCIUS。 Within 

these three hours�察�Tullus�察�Alone I fought in your Corioli walls�察�And made 

what work I pleas'd。 'Tis not my blood Wherein thou seest me mask'd。 For 

thy revenge Wrench up thy power to th' highest。 AUFIDIUS。 Wert thou the 

Hector   That   was   the   whip   of   your   bragg'd   progeny�察  �Thou   shouldst   not 

scape me here。 

       Here they fight�察�and certain Volsces come in the aid of AUFIDIUS。 

MARCIUS fights till they be driven in breathless 

       Officious�察�and not valiant�察�you have sham'd me In your condemned 

seconds。 Exeunt 



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                       SCENE IX。 The Roman camp 



     Flourish。 Alarum。 A retreat is sounded。 Enter�察�at one door�察�COMINIUS 

with the Romans�察�at another door�察�MARCIUS�察�with his arm in a scarf 

       COMINIUS。 If I should tell thee o'er this thy day's work�察�Thou't not 

believe thy deeds�察�but I'll report it Where senators shall mingle tears with 

smiles�察�Where great   patricians shall   attend�察 �and shrug�察 �I'   th'   end   admire�察�

where   ladies   shall   be   frighted And�察 �gladly  quak'd�察 �hear   more�察  �where   the 

dull tribunes�察�That with the fusty plebeians hate thine honours�察�Shall say 

against their hearts 'We thank the gods Our Rome hath such a soldier。' Yet 

cam'st thou to a morsel of this feast�察�Having fully din'd before。 

       Enter TITUS LARTIUS�察�with his power�察�from the pursuit 

       LARTIUS。   O   General�察  �Here   is   the   steed�察  �we   the   caparison。   Hadst 

thou   beheld´   MARCIUS。   Pray   now�察  �no   more�察  �my   mother�察  �Who   has   a 

charter to   extol   her blood�察�When   she does   praise   me   grieves   me。  I  have 

done As you have done´ that's what I can�察�induc'd As you have been´ that's 

for my country。 He that has but effected his good will Hath overta'en mine 

act。   COMINIUS。   You   shall   not   be   The   grave   of   your   deserving�察  �Rome 

must know The value of her own。 'Twere a concealment Worse than a theft�察�

no less than a traducement�察�To hide your doings and to silence that Which�察�

to the spire and top of praises vouch'd�察�Would seem but modest。 Therefore�察�

I beseech you�察�In sign of what you are�察�not to reward What you have done�察�

before our army hear me。 MARCIUS。 I have some wounds upon me�察�and 

they smart To hear themselves rememb'red。 COMINIUS。 Should they not�察�

Well might they fester 'gainst ingratitude And tent themselves with death。 

Of all the horses´ Whereof we have ta'en good�察�and good store´ of all The 

treasure in this field achiev'd and city�察�We render you the tenth�察�to be ta'en 

forth Before the common distribution at Your only choice。 MARCIUS。 I 

thank you�察�General�察�But cannot make my heart consent to take A bribe to 

pay my sword。 I do refuse it�察�And stand upon my common part with those 

That have beheld the doing。 

       A  long   flourish。 They  all   cry  'Marcius�察  �Marcius��'   cast   up   their   caps 

and lances。 COMINIUS and LARTIUS stand bare 

       May these same instruments which you profane Never sound more� �



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When drums and trumpets shall I' th' field prove flatterers�察�let courts and 

cities   be   Made   all   of   false´fac'd   soothing。 When   steel   grows   Soft   as   the 

parasite's silk�察�let him be made An overture for th' wars。 No more�察�I say。 

For that I have not wash'd my nose that bled�察�Or foil'd some debile wretch�察�

which   without   note   Here's   many   else   have   done�察  �you   shout   me   forth   In 

acclamations   hyperbolical�察  �As   if   I   lov'd   my   little   should   be   dieted   In 

praises sauc'd with lies。 COMINIUS。 Too modest are you�察�More cruel to 

your good report than grateful To us that give you truly。 By your patience�察�

If 'gainst yourself you be incens'd�察�we'll put you´ Like one that means his 

proper   harm´   in   manacles�察�Then   reason   safely  with   you。 Therefore   be   it 

known�察�As   to   us�察  �to   all   the   world�察  �that   Caius   Marcius   Wears   this   war's 

garland�察�in token of the which�察�My noble steed�察�known to the camp�察�I give 

him�察  �With   all   his   trim   belonging�察  �and   from   this   time�察  �For   what   he   did 

before   Corioli�察  �call   him   With   all   th'   applause´and   clamour   of   the   host�察�

Caius      Marcius     Coriolanus。      Bear    th'  addition     nobly    ever�    。�Flourish。 

Trumpets        sound�察     �and    drums�А     �ALL。       Caius     Marcius      Coriolanus� �

CORIOLANUS。   I   will   go   wash�察  �And   when   my   face   is   fair   you   shall 

perceive Whether   I   blush   or   no。   Howbeit�察  �I   thank   you�察  �I   mean   to   stride 

your    steed�察  �and    at  all  times   To   undercrest     your   good    addition    To   th' 

fairness   of   my   power。   COMINIUS。   So�察  �to   our   tent�察  �Where�察  �ere   we

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