Doctor Faustus (richard Burton & Nevill Coghill, English (1967) Subtitles

At 00:03:35,348, Character said: Settle thy studies, Faustus.

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At 00:03:38,151, Character said: And begin to sound the depth
of that thou wilt profess.

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At 00:04:01,541, Character said: "Settle thy studies, Faustus.

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At 00:04:05,111, Character said: "And begin to sound the depth
of that thou wilt profess."

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At 00:04:41,347, Character said: Having commenced, be a divine in show...

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At 00:04:45,551, Character said: yet level at the end of every art.

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At 00:04:49,289, Character said: And live and die...

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At 00:04:53,159, Character said: in Aristotle's works.

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At 00:04:55,728, Character said: Sweet Analytics, 'tis thou hast ravished me.

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At 00:05:05,271, Character said: Is to dispute well logic's chiefest end?

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At 00:05:07,837, Character said: Affords this art no greater miracle?

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At 00:05:10,543, Character said: Then read no more,
thou hast attained the end.

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At 00:05:14,346, Character said: A greater subject fitteth Faustus' wit.

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At 00:05:16,716, Character said: Be a physician, Faustus, heap up gold,
and be eternized for some wondrous cure.

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At 00:05:27,527, Character said: The end of physic is our body's health.

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At 00:05:33,866, Character said: Couldst thou make man to live eternally,
or, being dead...

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At 00:05:39,540, Character said: raise them to life again...

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At 00:05:41,329, Character said: then this profession were to be esteemed.

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At 00:05:45,845, Character said: Physic, farewell.

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At 00:05:47,847, Character said: Jerome's Bible, Faustus. View it well.

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At 00:06:07,367, Character said: The reward of sin is death.

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At 00:06:12,004, Character said: That's hard.

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At 00:06:15,179, Character said: If we say we have no sin,
we deceive ourselves...

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At 00:06:18,203, Character said: and there is no truth in us.

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At 00:06:20,680, Character said: Why then, belike we must sin...

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At 00:06:22,871, Character said: and so consequently die.

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At 00:06:28,154, Character said: We must die...

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At 00:06:30,757, Character said: an everlasting death.

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At 00:06:34,761, Character said: What doctrine call you this? Que ser�, ser�:

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At 00:06:37,896, Character said: What will be, shall be.

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At 00:06:46,005, Character said: Divinity, adieu.

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At 00:07:17,870, Character said: What a world of profit and delight.

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At 00:07:21,073, Character said: Of power, of honor, of omnipotence...

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At 00:07:24,644, Character said: is promised to the studious artisan.

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At 00:07:28,080, Character said: All things that move between the quiet poles
shall be at my command.

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At 00:07:34,821, Character said: These metaphysics of magicians
and necromantic books are heavenly.

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At 00:07:39,592, Character said: Lines, circles, scenes,
letters, and characters...

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At 00:07:43,262, Character said: these are those that Faustus most desires.

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At 00:07:47,003, Character said: Emperors and kings
are but obeyed in their several provinces.

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At 00:07:50,733, Character said: But his dominion that exceeds in this...

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At 00:07:54,941, Character said: stretcheth as far as doth the mind of man.

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At 00:08:04,984, Character said: A sound magician is a mighty god.

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At 00:08:15,394, Character said: Here, Faustus.

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At 00:08:17,363, Character said: Tire thy brains to gain a deity.

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At 00:08:26,706, Character said: Wagner!

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At 00:08:30,476, Character said: Commend me to my dearest friends,
the worthy Valdes and Cornelius.

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At 00:08:36,182, Character said: - Request them earnestly to visit me.
- I will, sir.

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At 00:08:48,572, Character said: Their conference will be a greater help to me
than all my labors...

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At 00:08:52,655, Character said: plod I ne'er so fast.

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At 00:09:07,480, Character said: - My master, Faustus, bids you...
- Bids us come to him.

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At 00:09:12,151, Character said: We know it, boy. We know.

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At 00:09:32,004, Character said: Faustus, lay that damned book aside
and gaze not on it...

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At 00:09:37,243, Character said: lest it tempt thy soul
and heap God's heavy wrath upon thy head.

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At 00:09:42,148, Character said: Read, read the scriptures.
That is blasphemy.

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At 00:09:47,253, Character said: Go forward, Faustus, in that famous art...

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At 00:09:51,090, Character said: wherein all nature's treasury is contained.

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At 00:09:54,694, Character said: Be thou on earth as Jove is in the sky...

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At 00:09:58,497, Character said: Lord and commander of these elements.

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At 00:10:35,267, Character said: How ** I glutted with conceit of this!

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At 00:10:37,913, Character said: Shall I make spirits fetch me what I please?

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At 00:10:40,702, Character said: Resolve me of all ambiguities,
perform what desperate enterprise I will?

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At 00:10:47,013, Character said: I'll have them fly to India for gold.

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At 00:10:55,221, Character said: Ransack the ocean for orient pearl.

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At 00:11:06,894, Character said: And search all corners
of the newfound world...

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At 00:11:09,800, Character said: for pleasant fruits and princely delicates.

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At 00:11:12,616, Character said: I'll have them read me strange philosophy...

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At 00:11:15,405, Character said: and tell the secrets of all foreign kings.

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At 00:11:22,348, Character said: I'll have them wall all Germany with brass...

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At 00:11:25,278, Character said: and make swift Rhine circle fair Wittenberg.

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At 00:11:29,778, Character said: I'll have them fill the public schools
with silk...

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At 00:11:32,920, Character said: wherewith the students
shall be bravely clad.

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At 00:11:35,620, Character said: I'll levy soldiers with the coin they bring...

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At 00:11:38,522, Character said: and reign sole king of all our provinces.

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At 00:11:42,401, Character said: The learned Valdes and Cornelius.

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At 00:11:47,573, Character said: Come, worthy Valdes and Cornelius...

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At 00:11:50,771, Character said: and make me blest
with your sage conference.

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At 00:11:53,446, Character said: Valdes, sweet Valdes, and Cornelius...

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At 00:11:55,681, Character said: know your words have won me at the last
to practice magic and concealed arts.

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At 00:11:59,749, Character said: Yet not your words only,
but mine own fantasy...

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At 00:12:02,514, Character said: which will receive no object for my head
but ruminates on necromantic skill.

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At 00:12:06,859, Character said: 'Tis magic, magic, that hath ravished me.

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At 00:12:22,908, Character said: These books...

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At 00:12:24,336, Character said: Thy wit...

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At 00:12:25,578, Character said: ...and our experience.

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At 00:12:27,246, Character said: ...shall make all nations to canonize us.

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At 00:12:30,176, Character said: As Indian Moors obey their Spanish lords...

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At 00:12:33,183, Character said: So shall the spirit of every element...

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At 00:12:36,122, Character said: ...be always serviceable to us three.

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At 00:12:42,495, Character said: Like lions shall they guard us
where we please.

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At 00:12:47,233, Character said: Like Almain rutters
with their horsemen's staves.

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At 00:12:55,775, Character said: And from America the Golden Fleece...

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At 00:12:58,944, Character said: that yearly stuffs old Philip's treasury.

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At 00:13:03,916, Character said: If learned Faustus will be resolute.

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At 00:13:08,547, Character said: As resolute ** I in this, as thou to live.
Therefore, object it not.

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At 00:13:12,689, Character said: Then doubt not, Faustus,
but to be renowned...

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At 00:13:15,886, Character said: and more frequented for this mystery
than heretofore the Delphian oracle.

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At 00:13:20,221, Character said: The spirits tell me they can dry the sea...

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At 00:13:24,370, Character said: and fetch the treasure of all foreign wrecks.

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At 00:13:29,156, Character said: All the wealth that our forefathers hid
within the massy entrails of the earth.

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At 00:13:33,945, Character said: Then tell me, Faustus,
what shall we three want?

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At 00:13:39,785, Character said: Nothing.

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At 00:13:40,920, Character said: Sometimes like women,
spirits shall come to thee...

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At 00:13:46,492, Character said: shadowing more beauty in their airy brows...

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At 00:13:50,025, Character said: than have the white breasts
of the Queen of Love.

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At 00:14:17,890, Character said: This cheers my soul.

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At 00:14:21,549, Character said: Then come and dine with me...

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At 00:14:23,329, Character said: and after meat,
we'll canvas every quiddity thereof.

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At 00:14:27,533, Character said: For ere I sleep, I'll try what I can do.

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At 00:14:31,437, Character said: This night I'll conjure though I die therefore.

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At 00:15:46,078, Character said: Within this circle is Jehovah's name
forward and backward anagrammatized...

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At 00:15:51,450, Character said: the breviated names of holy saints...

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At 00:15:53,914, Character said: figures of every adjunct to the heavens,
and characters of signs and erring stars...

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At 00:15:58,757, Character said: by which the spirits are enforced to rise.

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At 00:16:08,000, Character said: Leave me, that I may conjure here alone.

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At 00:16:26,118, Character said: Then fear not, Faustus, but be resolute.

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At 00:16:31,590, Character said: And try the uttermost magic can perform.

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At 00:19:07,913, Character said: I charge thee to return
and change thy shape.

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At 00:19:10,949, Character said: Thou art too ugly to attend on me.

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At 00:19:13,485, Character said: Go, and return an old Franciscan friar...

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At 00:19:16,188, Character said: that holy shape becomes a devil best.

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At 00:19:28,534, Character said: I see there's virtue in my heavenly words.

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At 00:19:32,144, Character said: Who would not be proficient in this art?

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At 00:19:34,697, Character said: How pliant is this Mephistophilis,
full of obedience and humility!

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