One of this author's characters asks, "Is it not enough for the misery of many that monarchs are men?" upon discovering that his lover is dead. This author wrote a play in which a man standing beneath palm trees admits that he is a bastard child. The
One of this author's characters asks, "Is it not enough for the misery of many that monarchs are men?" upon discovering that his lover is dead. This author wrote a play in which a man standing beneath palm trees admits that he is a bastard child. The title character of a play by this author is stabbed by her father to prevent Hettore (*) Gonzaga from stealing her innocence. Another of this author's characters relates the "Ring Parable" to Saladin. For 10 points, name this German dramatist of Emilia Galotti and Nathan the Wise.
One of this author's characters asks, "Is it not enough for the misery of many that monarchs are men?" upon discovering that his lover is dead.