The first play published by an Englishwoman is a 1613 "Tragedy" of a queen of this group by Elizabeth Cary.
The first play published by an Englishwoman is a 1613 "Tragedy" of a queen of this group by Elizabeth Cary. One of these people disguises himself as a French lute player to kill his blackmailer and the courtesan Bellarmina with poisoned flowers. That member of this group claims "As for myself, I walk abroad a-nights and kill sick people groaning under walls." Calymath is saved from the plans of one of them when Governor Ferneze opens a (*) trap door. A member of this religious group buys the slave Ithamore, whom he sends to poison the residents of a nunnery, and dies in a boiling cauldron. For 10 points, name this religious group which Barrabas belongs to in a Christopher Marlowe play set in Malta and which also includes The Merchant of Venice's moneylender Shylock.
The first play published by an Englishwoman is a 1613 "Tragedy" of a queen of this group by Elizabeth Cary.
Jews [or Hebrews; or Jewry; or anything indicating adherents of Judaism]