| AC I.i.2 | [Philo to Demetrius] this dotage of our general's / O'erflows the measure |
| MA I.iii.2 | [Conrade to Don John] Why are you thus out of measure sad? [i.e. excessively sad] |
| MA I.iii.3 | [Don John to Conrade] There is no measure in the occasion that breeds |
| MA II.i.63 | [Beatrice to Hero, of Don Pedro] tell him there is measure in everything [also: slow dance] |
| R2 III.iv.8 | [Queen Isabel to Second Lady, of dancing] my poor heart no measure keeps in grief [pun: 7] |