Scene + 

VI + 

Callimachus + 

Fortunatus, Fortunatus, what is to become of me? Death itself cannot quench my love for Drusiana! + 

Fortunatus + 

Poor wretch! + 

Callimachus + 

I shall die if you do not help me. + 

Fortunatus + 

How can I help you? + 

Callimachus + 

In this. You can let me look on her, dead. + 

Fortunatus + 

Up to now the body is sound and whole, I reckon because it was not wasted with disease. As you know she was taken in a moment by a fever. + 

Callimachus + 

Oh, how happy I should be if I might see for myself. + 

Fortunatus + 

If you are willing to pay me well, you can do what you like. + 

Callimachus + 

Here, take all I have with me, and be sure that I will give you more, much more, later. + 

Fortunatus + 

Quick, then! We’ll go to the tomb. + 

Callimachus + 

You cannot go quickly enough for me. + 