in The Sophister (Fallacy, or The Troubles of Great Hermenia) — Zouche, Richard
Metadata
Play
The Sophister (Fallacy, or The Troubles of Great Hermenia)
Author
Zouche, Richard
Year (catalogued)
1639
First performance
1614
Decade
1630s
Genre
Comedy
Play type
University
Speech prefix(es)
Anal.
Words
183
Characters
1048
Typicality
0.33 (cosine to cluster centroid)
TCP id
A15873
BritDrama no.
1922
Cluster
Cluster 16 — Errand servants & brief parts
Important excerpts
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Full speech
'Twas well you came so timely Aequipolency, The memory of this foul imposture may survive In that recovered couple. Aequipolency, Leave the perfume behind you. Look you use fresh pigeons, Until the venom of their wounds be quite exhaled, There were no lose of them but at this time, Their words may be produced, therefore pray be careful. O his blood Is much corrupted. This does feed that vein From whence lascivious Songs, lewd Epigrams And obscene Satyrs flow. This itching humour Oft keeps him waking: watching, fills his brains With gyddy phantasms; yet we'll not take too much. Bring me the cupping Glass. This is most needful, else that windy matter Which often grieves him worse then the Cholic Till it break forth, will still continue. It's enough. Light the Perfume: Methinks he moves a little, Sweet smells confirm the sense and ease the brain, And though no vapour nourish, it conveys The spirits to the purest root of life. It comes most seasonable. It may do well, I will not leave him now Until these Hope's grow stronger. Let us go.
Plot summary
Plot — The Sophister (Fallacy, or The Troubles of Great Hermenia)