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       Enter an AEDILE 

       Let   him   be   apprehended。      SICINIUS。      Go    call  the   people�察  。�Exit 

AEDILE�А�in whose name myself Attach thee as a traitorous innovator�察�A 

foe  to   th'  public   weal。  Obey�察  �I   charge   thee�察�And   follow   to   thine   answer。 

CORIOLANUS。            Hence�察    �old   goat�   �PATRICIANS。         We'll   surety    him。 

COMINIUS。 Ag'd sir�察�hands off。 CORIOLANUS。 Hence�察�rotten thing� �or I 

shall shake thy bones Out of thy garments。 SICINIUS。 Help�察�ye citizens� �

       Enter a rabble of plebeians�察�with the AEDILES 

       MENENIUS。 On both sides more respect。 SICINIUS。 Here's he that 

would     take   from   you    all  your   power。   BRUTUS。        Seize   him�察  �aediles。 

PLEBEIANS。   Down   with   him�   �down   with   him�   �SECOND   SENATOR。 

Weapons�察     �weapons�察    �weapons�     。�They    all  bustle   about   CORIOLANUS�А�



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ALL。      Tribunes�     �patricians�     �citizens�    �What�察   �ho�    �Sicinius�    �Brutus� �

Coriolanus�      �Citizens�    �PATRICIANS。         Peace�察  �peace�察   �peace�察  �stay�察 �hold�察�

peace� �MENENIUS。 What is about to be�拭�I am out of breath�察�Confusion's 

near�察  �I   cannot   speak。   You   tribunes   To   th'   people´   Coriolanus�察  �patience� �

Speak�察�good Sicinius。 SICINIUS。 Hear me�察�people�察�peace� �PLEBEIANS。 

Let's hear our tribune。 Peace� �Speak�察�speak�察�speak。 SICINIUS。 You are at 

point   to   lose   your   liberties。   Marcius   would   have   all   from   you�察  �Marcius�察�

Whom late you have nam'd for consul。 MENENIUS。 Fie�察�fie�察�fie� �This is 

the way to kindle�察�not to quench。 FIRST SENATOR。 To unbuild the city�察�

and     to  lay   all  flat。  SICINIUS。      What     is  the   city  but   the   people�拭�

PLEBEIANS。 True�察�The people are the city。 BRUTUS。 By the consent of 

all   we   were   establish'd   The   people's   magistrates。   PLEBEIANS。   You   so 

remain。 MENENIUS。 And so are like to do。 COMINIUS。 That is the way 

to lay the city flat�察�To bring the roof to the foundation�察�And bury all which 

yet distinctly ranges In heaps and piles of ruin。 SICINIUS。 This deserves 

death。 BRUTUS。 Or let us stand to our authority Or let us lose it。 We do 

here   pronounce�察  �Upon   the   part   o'   th'   people�察  �in   whose   power   We   were 

elected theirs�此�Marcius is worthy Of present death。 SICINIUS。 Therefore 

lay   hold   of   him�察  �Bear   him   to   th'   rock   Tarpeian�察  �and   from   thence   Into 

destruction cast him。 BRUTUS。 AEdiles�察�seize him。 PLEBEIANS。 Yield�察�

Marcius�察�yield。 MENENIUS。 Hear me one word�察�beseech you�察�Tribunes�察�

Hear me but a word。 AEDILES。 Peace�察�peace� �MENENIUS。 Be that you 

seem�察  �truly   your   country's   friend�察�And   temp'rately   proceed   to   what   you 

would Thus violently redress。 BRUTUS。 Sir�察�those cold ways�察�That seem 

like prudent helps�察�are very poisonous Where the disease is violent。 Lay 

hands   upon   him  And   bear   him   to   the   rock。   ��CORIOLANUS   draws   his 

sword�А�CORIOLANUS。 No�此�I'll die here。 There's some among you have 

beheld me fighting�察�Come�察�try upon yourselves what you have seen me。 

MENENIUS。           Down      with   that   sword�     �Tribunes�察    �withdraw      awhile。 

BRUTUS。   Lay   hands   upon   him。   MENENIUS。   Help   Marcius�察  �help�察 �You 

that   be   noble�察  �help   him�察  �young   and   old。   PLEBEIANS。   Down   with   him�察�

down with him� 。�In this mutiny the TRIBUNES�察�the AEDILES�察�and the 

people are beat in�А�MENENIUS。 Go�察�get you to your house�察�be gone�察�away。 

All    will    be   nought     else。   SECOND         SENATOR。         Get    you    gone。 



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CORIOLANUS。            Stand    fast�察 �We    have    as   many    friends    as  enemies。 

MENENIUS。 Shall it be put to that�拭�FIRST SENATOR。 The gods forbid� �I 

prithee�察  �noble   friend�察  �home   to   thy   house�察  �Leave   us   to   cure   this   cause。 

MENENIUS。  For   'tis   a  sore  upon   us You   cannot tent   yourself�察  �be   gone�察�

beseech   you。   COMINIUS。   Come�察  �sir�察  �along   with   us。   CORIOLANUS。   I 

would   they   were   barbarians�察  �as   they   are�察  �Though   in   Rome   litter'd�察  �not 

Romans�察     �as   they   are  not�察 �Though      calved   i'  th'  porch   o'  th'  Capitol。 

MENENIUS。  Be   gone。  Put   not   your   worthy  rage   into   your   tongue�察  �One 

time will owe another。 CORIOLANUS。 On fair ground I could beat forty 

of them。 MENENIUS。 I could myself Take up a brace o' th' best of them�察�

yea�察�the two tribunes。 COMINIUS。 But now 'tis odds beyond arithmetic�察�

And manhood is call'd foolery when it stands Against a falling fabric。 Will 

you hence�察�Before the tag return�拭�whose rage doth rend Like interrupted 

waters�察�and o'erbear What they are us'd to bear。 MENENIUS。 Pray you be 

gone。 I'll try  whether my  old wit   be in request With those   that have but 

little�察  �this   must   be   patch'd   With   cloth   of   any   colour。   COMINIUS。   Nay�察�

come      away。    Exeunt     CORIOLANUS            and    COMINIUS�察        �with   others 

PATRICIANS。 This man has marr'd his fortune。 MENENIUS。 His nature 

is too noble for the world�此�He would not flatter Neptune for his trident�察�Or 

Jove for's power to thunder。 His heart's his mouth�察�What his breast forges�察�

that his tongue must vent�察�And�察�being angry�察�does forget that ever He heard 

the name of death。 ��A noise within�А�Here's goodly work� �PATRICIANS。 I 

would they  were   a´bed。  MENENIUS。   I  would   they  were   in Tiber。 What 

the vengeance�察�could he not speak 'em fair�拭�

       Re´enter BRUTUS and SICINIUS�察�the rabble again 

       SICINIUS。 Where  is   this viper That   would depopulate   the  city  and 

Be   every   man   himself�拭  �MENENIUS。  You   worthy   Tribunes´   SICINIUS。 

He shall be thrown down the Tarpeian rock With rigorous hands�察�he hath 

resisted   law�察  �And   therefore   law   shall   scorn   him   further   trial   Than   the 

severity of the public power�察�Which he so sets at nought。 FIRST CITIZEN。 

He shall well know The noble tribunes are the people's mouths�察�And we 

their   hands。    PLEBEIANS。         He   shall�察 �sure   on't。  MENENIUS。         Sir�察 �sir´ 

SICINIUS。 Peace� �MENENIUS。 Do not cry havoc�察�where you should but 

hunt   With   modest   warrant。   SICINIUS。   Sir�察  �how   comes't   that   you   Have 



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holp to make this rescue�拭�MENENIUS。 Hear me speak。 As I do know the 

consul's   worthiness�察  �So   can   I   name   his   faults。   SICINIUS。   Consul� �What 

consul�拭    �MENENIUS。          The    consul   Coriolanus。      BRUTUS。       He    consul� �

PLEBEIANS。 No�察�no�察�no�察�no�察�no。 MENENIUS。 If�察�by the tribunes' leave�察�

and yours�察�good people�察�I may be heard�察�I would crave a word or two�察�The 

which   shall   turn   you   to   no   further   harm   Than   so   much   loss   of   time。 

SICINIUS。   Speak   briefly�察  �then�察  �For   we   are   peremptory   to   dispatch   This 

viperous traitor�察�to eject him hence Were but one danger�察�and to keep him 

here     Our    certain   death�察   �therefore    it  is   decreed    He    dies   to´night。 

MENENIUS。 Now the good gods forbid That our renowned Rome�察�whose 

gratitude  Towards   her   deserved   children   is   enroll'd   In   Jove's   own   book�察�

like   an   unnatural   dam   Should   now   eat   up   her   own�   �SICINIUS。   He's   a 

disease that must be cut away。 MENENIUS。 O�察�he's a limb that has but a 

disease´ Mortal�察�to cut it off�此�to cure it�察�easy。 What has he done to Rome 

that's worthy death�拭�Killing our enemies�察�the blood he hath lost´ Which I 

dare vouch is more than that he hath By many an ounce´ he dropt it for his 

country�察�And what is left�察�to lose it by his country Were to us all that do't 

and suffer it A brand to th' end o' th' world。 SICINIUS。 This is clean kam。 

BRUTUS。 Merely awry。 When he did love his country�察�It honour'd him。 

SICINIUS。   The   service   of   the   foot�察  �Being   once   gangren'd�察  �is   not   then 

respected For what before it was。 BRUTUS。 We'll hear no more。 Pursue 

him    to  his   house   and   pluck    him   thence�察   �Lest  his   infection�察  �being   of 

catching nature�察�Spread further。 MENENIUS。 One word more�察�one word 

This tiger´footed rage�察�when it shall find The harm of unscann'd swiftness�察�

will�察  �too   late�察  �Tie  leaden  pounds   to's   heels。   Proceed   by   process�察    �Lest 

parties´ as he is belov'd´ break out�察�And sack great Rome with Romans。 

BRUTUS。 If it were so´ SICINIUS。 What do ye talk�拭�Have we not had a 

taste   of  his   obedience´     Our   aediles   smote�察   �ourselves    resisted�拭   �Come� �

MENENIUS。   Consider   this�此  �he   has   been   bred   i'   th'   wars   Since   'a   could 

draw     a  swor

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