There is a touch of Latinity in the words "physic", "pomp" and "expose"

But the central word of the passage is "superflux"

Shakespeare coined it himself from Latin components instead of using the Anglo-Saxon equivalent "overflow"

Especially striking is the combination of "shake" and "superflux", as well as "take" and "physic" or "feel" and "expose"

In this powerful passage Shakespeare makes the most of the contrast between the Anglo-Saxon and the Latin elements within the English language