| AW I.ii.46 | [King to Bertram, of Bertram's father] Such a man / Might be a copy to these younger times |
| H5 III.i.24 | [King Henry to all] Be copy now to men of grosser blood |
| KJ IV.ii.113 | [Messenger to King John, of the French] The copy of your speed is learned by them |
| Tim III.iii.32 | [Servant alone, of Sempronius] How fairly this lord ... Takes virtuous copies to be wicked [i.e. models himself on the virtuous in order to be wicked] |