Alexis (read by Daphne Man)
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 25 Jul
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Alexis.
Read by Daphne Man
And uh dreamed you this or did invent the story?
To frighten our Egyptian boys withal, and train them up betimes in fear of priesthood.
A foolish dream, bred from the fumes of indigested feasts and holy luxury.
All southern from yon hills the Roman camp hung sore as black and threatening like a storm, just breaking on our heads.
He thinks tis past recovery.
Yet the foe seems not to press the siege.
Oh there's the wonder My Kinas and Agrippa, who can most with Caesar are his foes, his wife Octavia, driven from his house, solicits her revenge, and Olabella, who was once his friend, upon some private grads, now seeks his ruin.
Yet still war seems on neither side to sleep.
Had I my wist these tyrants of all nature, who lord it o'er mankind, would perish, perish, eats by the other sword.
But since our will is lamely followed by our power, we must depend on one, with him to rise or fall.
Oh Sidotes, see dots Herapion, on this vanguished man, and wins herself about his mighty ruins, whom would she yet forsake, yet yield him up, this hundred prey to his pursuer's hands, she might preserve us all, but 'tis in vain.
This changes my designs, this plasp my counsels, and makes me use all means to keep him here, whom I could wist divided from her arms, far as the earth deeps enter.
Well, you know the state of things.
No more of your lomens and black prognostics labor to confirm the people's hearts.
Hotis Vendatius, or Emberus great Lieutenant in the East, who first so drum that Parthia would be conquered.
When Antony returned from Syria at last, he left this man to guard the Roman frontiers.
Too well I saw him at Cecilia first.
When Cleopatra there met Antony a mortal foe was to us and Egypt.
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