ACT. 3. SCENA. 5.
Lingua, the Senses by our appointment anon are to present their objects before us; see∣ing therefore they be not in readinesse, we license you in the mean while, either in your own per∣son, or by your Advocate, to speak what you can for your self.
My Lord, if I should bring before your ho∣nour all my friends ready to importune you in my behalf, I should have so many Rhetoricians, Logitians, Lawyers, and which is more, so many women to attend me, that this Grove would hardly contain the company; wherefore to avoid the tediousnesse, I will lay the whole cause upon the tip of mine own tongue.
Be as brief as the necessity of our short time requires.
My Lord, though the Imbecillitas of my feeble sex, might draw me back from this Tribu∣nal, with the habenis to wit Timoris, and the Ca∣tenis Pudoris; notwithstanding being so fairly led on with the gracious 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 of your justissimae 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉, Especially so aspremente spurd' con'gli sproni di necessita mia pungente, I Will without the helpe of Orators, commit the totom salutem of my