Act

 1     1|    away from the sword of the enemy and to whom thy fidelity
 2     1|       kisses with a downright enemy, which I know him to be,
 3     1|      refuge in my couch - the enemy still pursuing him, and
 4     1|    proved to her a more cruel enemy than the waves of the sea!
 5     1| considered in the light of an enemy! However, the wise submissiveness
 6     1|       in addition, the avowed enemy of the gods and of mankind
 7     2|         NERO. To stamp out an enemy, is the highest triumph
 8     3| target for the javelin of the enemy, he shall be universally
 9     5|   appear inclined to spare an enemy? ~ PREF. Dost thou mean
10     5|       deserves such a name as enemy? ~ NERO. Not if she has