The title character of this play is said to have gained favor with his superior by being the only one not to flee Spelunca, and was found by soldiers with his "knees, hands, face /
The title character of this play is said to have gained favor with his superior by being the only one not to flee Spelunca, and was found by soldiers with his "knees, hands, face / O'erhanging" that superior. This play begins with a chat between Silius and Sabinus in the palace before they are joined by Satrius and Natta. The title character of this play says "O thou art lost!" to himself before being carted to the dungeon thanks to the efforts of Sanquinius and Haterius. After the demise of the title character, the Senate repeats "And praise to ($) Macro, that hath saved Rome!" For fifteen points, identify this play about the commander of the Praetorian guard under Tiberius, written by Ben Jonson.
The title character of this play is said to have gained favor with his superior by being the only one not to flee Spelunca, and was found by soldiers with his "knees, hands, face /
{Sejanus:} His Fall