PALM

ROSALIND

Look here what I found on a PALM tree.

—As You Like It [Act III, sc. 2]

HAMLET

As love between them like the PALM

might flourish.

—Hamlet [Act V, sc. 2]

VOLUMNIA

And bear the PALM

for having bravely shed

Thy wife and children’s blood.

—Coriolanus [Act V, sc. 3]

CASSIUS

And bear the PALM alone.

—Julius Cæsar [Act I, sc. 2]

PAINTER

You shall see him a PALM

in Athens again,

and flourish with the highest.

—Timon of Athens [Act V, sc. 1]

THE VISION

Enter, solemnly tripping one after another, six

personages, clad in white robes,

wearing on their heads garlands of bays

and golden vizards on their faces,

branches of bays or PALM in their hands.

—Henry VIII [Act IV, sc. 2]