Nero From the Death of Burrus to the Death of Seneca Comprising the Conspiracy

Bridges Robert Seymour

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Bravo, stoic !
I may be what men say : yet very few Are what they show the world : there's a screw-twist In every mind. It is the sensuous man Follows asceticism : the passionate man Who is practised in reserve. Why Know thyself, Unless to hide thyself? Look at the houses Of our philosophers : the epicurean, Who holds the happiness of life depends 1 - 41 ' On small accessories, lives in discomfort : The stoic, he who says all outward matters Concern him not a pin, orders his home With scrupulou...s care ; however nice your taste, There's not a better host.
QU. You'd tell us then You set no store by elegance and culture.
PET. Eh ! I' may be an exception, sir : and yet I'd have you think I most love elegance Where 'tis most rare and out of reach of the world.
246 The Second Part of Nero. [Act III. 2.
I'd not without reserve praise Lucan's style uao In poetry.
SCE. Nor his matter.
SE°- Yes, his matter, Where he laments the fall of the republic; " lutt if the fates could find no other way " For Cesar to succeed .

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