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vow to study nothing else。 He that is grounded in astrology�察�Enrich'd with 

tongues�察�well seen in minerals�察�Hath all the principles magic doth require�此�

Then doubt not�察�Faustus�察�but to be renowm'd�察�And more frequented 

for this mystery Than heretofore the Delphian oracle。 The spirits tell me 

they can dry the sea�察�And fetch the treasure of all foreign wrecks�察�Yea�察�all 

the wealth that our forefathers hid Within the massy entrails of the earth�此�

Then tell me�察�Faustus�察�what shall we three want�拭�

    FAUSTUS。 Nothing�察�Cornelius。             O�察�this cheers my soul� �Come�察�shew 

me   some   demonstrations   magical�察  �That   I   may   conjure   in   some      bushy 

grove�察�And have these joys in full possession。 

    VALDES。   Then   haste   thee   to   some   solitary   grove�察  �And   bear     wise 

Bacon's     and    Albertus'      works�察   �The    Hebrew     Psalter�察  �and   New 

Testament�察�And whatsoever else is requisite We will inform thee ere our 

conference cease。 

     CORNELIUS。 Valdes�察�first let him know the words of art�察�And then�察�

all other ceremonies learn'd�察�Faustus may try his cunning by himself。 

    VALDES。 First I'll instruct thee in the rudiments�察�And then wilt thou 

be perfecter than I。 

    FAUSTUS。         Then   come    and   dine   with  me�察  �and�察  �after  meat�察  �We'll 

canvass every quiddity thereof�察�For�察�ere I sleep�察�I'll try what I can do�此�This 

night I'll conjure�察�though I die therefore。 ��Exeunt。�А�

     Enter two SCHOLARS。 

    FIRST SCHOLAR。 I wonder what's become of Faustus�察�that was wont 

to make our schools ring with sic probo。 

     SECOND SCHOLAR。 That shall we presently know�察�here comes his 

boy。 



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     Enter WAGNER。 

     FIRST SCHOLAR。 How now�察�sirrah� �where's thy master�拭�

     WAGNER。 God in heaven knows。 

     SECOND SCHOLAR。 Why�察�dost not thou know�察�then�拭�

     WAGNER。 Yes�察�I know�察�but that follows not。 

     FIRST SCHOLAR。 Go to�察�sirrah� �leave your jesting�察�and tell us where 

he is。 

     WAGNER。 That follows not by force of argument�察�which you�察�being 

licentiates�察�should stand upon�此        �therefore acknowledge your error�察�and be 

attentive。 

     SECOND SCHOLAR。 Then you will not tell us�拭�

     WAGNER。 You are deceived�察�for I will tell you�此              �yet�察�if you were not 

dunces�察  �you   would   never   ask   me   such   a   question�察  �for   is   he   not   corpus 

naturale�拭�and is not that mobile�拭�then wherefore should you ask me such a 

question�拭     �But that I am by nature phlegmatic�察�slow to wrath�察�and prone 

to lechery ��to love�察�I would say���察�it were not for you to come within forty 

foot of the place of execution�察�although I do not doubt but to see you both 

hanged the next sessions。        Thus having triumphed over you�察�I will set my 

countenance   like   a   precisian�察  �and   begin   to   speak   thus�此  �Truly�察  �my   dear 

brethren�察�my master is within at dinner�察�with Valdes and Cornelius�察�as this 

wine�察 �if   it   could   speak�察 �would inform  your   worships�此     �and so�察�the   Lord 

bless you�察�preserve you�察�and keep you�察�my dear brethren� 。�Exit。�А�

     FIRST   SCHOLAR。   O   Faustus�   �Then   I   fear   that   which   I   have   long 

suspected�察�That   thou   art   fall'n   into   that   damned   art   For   which   they 

two are infamous through the world。 

     SECOND        SCHOLAR。         Were   he   a  stranger�察  �not  allied  to  me�察  �The 

danger of his soul would make me mourn。 But�察�come�察�let us go and inform 

the Rector�此�It may be his grave counsel may reclaim him。 

     FIRST SCHOLAR。 I fear me nothing will reclaim him now。 

     SECOND SCHOLAR。 Yet let us see what we can do。 ��Exeunt。�А�

     Enter FAUSTUS。 

     FAUSTUS。   Now   that   the   gloomy   shadow   of   the   night�察  �Longing   to 

view   Orion's   drizzling   look�察  �Leaps   from   th'   antartic   world   unto   the   sky�察�

And   dims   the   welkin   with   her   pitchy   breath�察  �Faustus�察  �begin   thine 



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incantations�察�And try if devils will obey thy hest�察�Seeing thou hast pray'd 

and sacrific'd to them。 Within this circle is Jehovah's name�察�Forward and 

backward anagrammatiz'd�察�Th' abbreviated names of holy saints�察�Figures 

of every adjunct to the heavens�察�And characters of signs and erring 

stars�察�By which the spirits are enforc'd to rise�此�Then fear not�察�Faustus�察�to be 

resolute�察�And try the utmost magic can perform。 ��Thunder。�А�Sint mihi dii 

Acherontis propitii�      �Valeat numen triplex Jehovoe� �Ignei�察�aerii�察�aquatani 

spiritus�察�salvete�     �Orientis princeps Belzebub�察�inferni ardentis monarcha�察�

et   Demogorgon�察     �propitiamus   vos�察   �ut   appareat  et   surgat  Mephistophilis 

Dragon�察  �quod   tumeraris�此  �per   Jehovam�察  �Gehennam�察  �et   consecratam 

aquam quam nunc spargo�察�signumque crucis quod nunc facio�察�et per vota 

nostra�察�ipse nunc surgat nobis dicatus Mephistophilis� �

     Enter MEPHISTOPHILIS。 

     I   charge   thee   to   return�察  �and   change   thy   shape�察  �Thou   art   too   ugly   to 

attend   on   me�此  �Go�察  �and   return   an   old   Franciscan   friar�察  �That   holy   shape 

becomes a devil best。 ��Exit MEPHISTOPHILIS。�А�

     I see there's virtue in my heavenly words。 Who would not be proficient 

in   this  art�拭 �How    pliant  is  this  Mephistophilis�察   �Full  of  obedience     and 

humility� �Such is the force of magic and my spells。 

    Re´enter MEPHISTOPHILIS like a Franciscan friar。 

    MEPHIST。 Now�察�Faustus�察�what wouldst thou have me do�拭�

    FAUSTUS。 I charge thee wait upon me whilst I live�察�To do whatever 

Faustus shall command�察�Be it to make the moon drop from her sphere�察�Or 

the ocean to overwhelm the world。 

    MEPHIST。 I am a servant to great Lucifer�察�And may not follow thee 

without his leave�此�No more than he commands must we perform。 

    FAUSTUS。 Did not he charge thee to appear to me�拭�

    MEPHIST。 No�察�I came hither of mine own accord。 

    FAUSTUS。 Did not my conjuring speeches raise thee�拭�speak� �

    MEPHIST。 That was the cause�察�but yet per accidens�察�For�察�when 

we hear one rack the name of God�察�Abjure the Scriptures and his Saviour 

Christ�察�We fly�察�in hope to get his glorious soul�察�Nor will we come�察�unless 

he use such means Whereby he is in danger to be damn'd。 Therefore the 

shortest   cut   for   conjuring  Is   stoutly   to   abjure   all   godliness�察  �And   pray 



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devoutly to the prince of hell。 

     FAUSTUS。   So   Faustus   hath Already   done�察  �and   holds   this   principle�察�

There   is   no   chief   but   only   Belzebub�察  �To   whom   Faustus   doth   dedicate 

himself。 This   word   ;damnation;   terrifies   not   me�察  �For   I   confound   hell   in 

Elysium�此�My ghost be with the old philosophers� �But�察�leaving these vain 

trifles of men's souls�察�Tell me what is that Lucifer thy lord�拭�

     MEPHIST。 Arch´regent and commander of all spirits。 

     FAUSTUS。 Was not that Lucifer an angel once�拭�

     MEPHIST。 Yes�察�Faustus�察�and most dearly lov'd of God。 

     FAUSTUS。 How comes it�察�then�察�that he is prince of devils�拭�

     MEPHIST。 O�察�by aspiring pride and insolence�察�For which God threw 

him from the face of heaven。 

     FAUSTUS。 And what are you that live with Lucifer�拭�

     MEPHIST。        Unhappy      spirits  that  fell     with   Lucifer�察  �Conspir'd 

against our God with Lucifer�察�And are for ever damn'd with Lucifer。 

     FAUSTUS。 Where are you damn'd�拭�

     MEPHIST。 In hell。 

     FAUSTUS。 How comes it�察�then�察�that thou art out of hell�拭�

     MEPHIST。 Why�察�this is hell�察�nor am I out of it�此�Think'st thou that I�察�

that saw the face of God�察�And tasted the eternal joys of heaven�察�Am not 

tormented with ten thousand hells�察�In being depriv'd of everlasting bliss�拭�

O�察�Faustus�察�leave these frivolous demands�察�Which strike a terror to 

my fainting soul� �

     FAUSTUS。        What�察   �is  great  Mephistophilis      so  passionate    For   being 

deprived   of   the   joys   of   heaven�拭  �Learn   thou   of   Faustus   manly   fortitude�察�

And   scorn   those   joys   thou   never  shalt   possess。   Go   bear   these   tidings   to 

great   Lucifer�此  �Seeing   Faustus   hath   incurr'd   eternal   death   By   desperate 

thoughts against Jove's deity�察�Say�察�he surrenders up to him his soul�察�So he 

will    spare    him    four    and   twenty     years�察   �Letting    him    live   in   all 

voluptuousness�察�Having thee ever to attend on me�察�To give me whatsoever 

I shall ask�察�To tell me whatsoever I demand�察�To slay mine enemies�察�and to 

aid   my   friends�察  �And   always   be   obedient   to   my   will。   Go�察  �and   return   to 

mighty Lucifer�察�And meet me in my study at midnight�察�And then resolve 

me of thy master's mind。 



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     MEPHIST。 I will�察�Faustus。 ��Exit。�А�

     FAUSTUS。 Had I as many souls as there be stars�察�I'd give them all for 

Mephistophilis。   By   him   I'll   be   great   emperor   of   the   world�察�And   make   a 

bridge   thorough   the   moving   air�察  �To   pass   the   ocean   with   a   band   of 

men�察  �I'll   join   the   hills   that   bind   the Afric   shore�察�And   make   that   country 

continent to Spain�察�And both contributary to my crown�此�The E

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