"This is to horse. Adieu, most noble Agrippa."
"Be the ram to batter.
The fortress of it down; for better might we," etc.
"Believe it till I weep too."
Theobald, who is always followed, read wept, but, it seems to me, from not understanding the passage: what is meant is, accept this explanation till you see me weep from pure feeling, which Antony was no more capable of doing than I am.