_Prin_: Lets see the Letters, I will read them ouer. Where is the Counties Boy that calld the Watch? 205 _Boy_: I brought my Master vnto _Juliets_ graue, But one approaching, straight I calld my Master. At last they fought, I ran to call the Watch. And this is all that I can say or know. _Prin_: These letters doe make good the Fryers wordes, 210 Come _Capolet_, and come olde _Mountagewe_. Where are these enemies? see what hate hath done. _Cap_: Come brother _Mountague_ giue me thy hand, There is my daughters dowry: for now no more Can I bestowe on her, thats all I haue. 215 _Moun_: But I will giue them more, I will erect Her statue of pure golde: That while _Verona_ by that name is knowne. There shall no statue of such price be set, As that of _Romeos_ loued _Iuliet_. 220 _Cap_: As rich shall _Romeo_ by his Lady lie. Poore Sacrifices to our Enmitie. _Prin_: A gloomie peace this day doth with it bring. Come, let vs hence, To haue more talke of these sad things. 225 Some shall be pardoned and some punished: For nere was heard a Storie of more woe, Than this of _Iuliet_ and her _Romeo_. _FINIS._ FOOTNOTES: [1594] _Watch_: is omitted in the text but '_Watch_: Vp' is the catchword of the previous page. [1595] Here again the stage direction is omitted, but '_Iul_:' is the catchword of the previous page. TIMON OF ATHENS. DRAMATIS PERSONÆ[1596]. TIMON, a noble Athenian. LUCIUS, } LUCULLUS, } flattering lords. SEMPRONIUS, } VENTIDIUS, one of Timon's false friends. ALCIBIADES, an Athenian captain. APEMANTUS, a churlish philosopher. FLAVIUS, steward to Timon. Poet, Painter, Jeweller, and Merchant. An old Athenian. FLAMINIUS, } LUCILIUS, } servants to Timon. SERVILIUS, } CAPHIS, } PHILOTUS, } servants to Timon's creditors and to the TITUS, } Lords. HORTENSIUS, } And others, } A Page. A Fool. Three Strangers. PHRYNIA, } mistresses to Alcibiades. TIMANDRA, } Cupid and Amazons in the mask. Other Lords, Senators, Officers, Banditti, and Attendants. SCENE: _Athens, and the neighbouring woods_. THE LIFE OF TIMON OF ATHENS. FOOTNOTES: [1596] DRAMATIS PERSONÆ.] THE ACTORS NAMES, at the end of the Play in F1 F2 F3, prefixed to the Play in F4. See note (I). ACT I. SCENE I. _Athens. A hall in Timon's house._[1597] _Enter_ Poet, Painter, Jeweller, Merchant, _and others, at several doors_.[1598] _Poet._ Good day, sir.[1599][1600] _Pain._ I am glad you're well.[1599] _Poet._ I have not seen you long: how goes the world?[1601] _Pain._ It wears, sir, as it grows.