Lines of his that remain familiar today include "O revenge, how sweet thou art!" and "Fortune, that favors fools." He supported King James' Demonology with the witch-filled The Masque of Queens, possibly one reason he was a favorite of the early Stuart court. He insisted on classical rules, demanding a separation between tragedies, of which his included Catiline and Sejanus, and comedies, which included Epicene, or the Si
Lines of his that remain familiar today include "O revenge, how sweet thou art!" and "Fortune, that favors fools." He supported King James' Demonology with the witch-filled The Masque of Queens, possibly one reason he was a favorite of the early Stuart court. He insisted on classical rules, demanding a separation between tragedies, of which his included Catiline and Sejanus, and comedies, which included Epicene, or the Silent Woman, and Every Man in His Humor. FTP, name this playwright of The Alchemist
Lines of his that remain familiar today include "O revenge, how sweet thou art!"
Benjamin Jonson