His anti-Christian and anti-Muslim actions leading to his demise, FTP name this Christopher Marlowe play about Barabbas, a man of the Semitic persuasion.
This work starts with a prologue in which Machiavelli introduces this play as a tragedy. The protagonist is introduced as being very wealthy and owning much of the titular location. After Turkish ships arrive and demand tribute, the protagonist uses his daughter's beauty to lead the governor's son and friend to kill each other in a duel. That daughter, Abigail, later joins a nunnery, where she is poisoned by the protagonist along with the other nuns for being Christian. The protagonist later allows the Turks to conquer the titular city, but is later assassinated by its citizens. His anti-Christian and anti-Muslim actions leading to his demise, FTP name this Christopher Marlowe play about Barabbas, a man of the Semitic persuasion.
This work starts with a prologue in which Machiavelli introduces this play as a tragedy.
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