One play by this writer is introduced by a character based on Machiavelli and features a protagonist
One play by this writer is introduced by a character based on Machiavelli and features a protagonist whose schem- ing sets up a duel between Mathias and Lodowick. The first play by this writer opens with Ganymede (GA-nuh- meed) telling Jupiter that his love is worthless, followed by Venus telling Jupiter to pay more attention to Aeneas (uh- NEE-us). Another play by this writer is about a man who learns black magic from Valdes and Cornelius and is about a German legend that was retold two hundred years later by Goethe (GUR-tuh). Identify this playwright of Dido, Queen of Carthage; The Jew of Malta; and Doctor Faustus.
One play by this writer is introduced by a character based on Machiavelli and features a protagonist whose schem- ing sets up a duel between Mathias and Lodowick.
Christopher Marlowe