The title character suffers such indignities as being flung over the city walls and dying by falling into a boiling cauldron which he had prepared. Earlier, he murders an enti
The title character suffers such indignities as being flung over the city walls and dying by falling into a boiling cauldron which he had prepared. Earlier, he murders an entire convent of nuns, including his daughter Abigail, with a poisoned gift of porridge. For 10 points—Barrabas is the title character of what Christopher Marlowe play?
The title character suffers such indignities as being flung over the city walls and dying by falling into a boiling cauldron which he had prepared.
The {Jew of Malta}