Nor saw the exigency and irony
Of all-subduing Fate. Consider, Priscus,
Whether your father’s virtue or Nero’s crimes
Have found their recompense.
Pr.If Thrasea’s heart
Is comforted by virtue, sir, and Nero
Made wretched by his crime . . .
Sen.Then put it thus:
If any were to make a tragedy
Of these events, how would it pass or please,