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not: not, Rowe et seq. ſwifter] ſwifted Ff, Rowe.
out-ſtrike outstrike Steev. et seq. thought,] thought: Rowe et seq. doo't. I feele] F2. do't. I feele F3. do't. I feel F4. do't, I feel. Rowe et seq.
thee: thee! Rowe et seq. No] No, F3F4, Rowe,+. no; Cap. et seq.
wherein to where to Ff. where I may Rowe,+, Var. '73. Scene IV. Rowe. Scene VI. Pope, Warb. Scene VII. Han. Johns. et seq. Before the Walls of Alexandria. Rowe. Between the Camps. Field of Battle. Cap.
Agrippa Agrippa, and his Forces, Cap.
and our oppreſſion our opposition Han.
Exit. Om. Rowe ii. Retreat. Exeunt. Cap.
drouen Ff, Rowe,+, Glo. Cam. Ktly. driven Cap. et cet.
heads head Ff, Rowe.
Far off. F4, Rowe i. Farre off. F2F3. Retreat afar off. Cap. Cam. Om. Rowe ii et cet.
Ant. Thou...Bench-holes, Om. Words.
William Shakespeare. Horace Howard Furness. A New Variorum Edition of Shakespeare: The Tragedie of Anthonie, and Cleopatra. Philadelphia and London. J. B. Lippincott Company. 1907.
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