dclvi.
Great events in the lives of
eunuchs. Provoker in ex-
celsis, tie a ribbon to

the victor, take a reading
of the weather. Hoist your first
advisor, emperor - re-

turn to bread & circuses. . . .

dclv.
Theatre of where? 'And I
would put you down.' Say so &
set it off: a landslide act,

a war-paint painted downward
path, past edges of the town:
a colouring - i.e. a

muddying - of the water. . . .

dcliv.
Of matters most disturbing
to the clergy. Of gale force
winds attempting to impose

a puppet state. Of such and
nothing, such is the recourse
of the remote. Plant tables,

chairs: enforce an audience. . . .