A poem by this author inspired the response "Letter to Belardo," written by an anonymous female poet under the alias Amarilis.
A poem by this author inspired the response "Letter to Belardo," written by an anonymous female poet under the alias Amarilis. A woman created by this man asks an aggressive suitor whether he isn't satisfied with the flesh he already has, referring to copious gifts of meat he recently received. In a plot resolution by this author, the servant Tristan fabricates a noble lineage for a secretary. This man created a young man who steals a crossbow from a commander to prevent the commander from raping the woman he loves. In a play by this author, Diana prevents the marriage of Teodoro to her maid in a nod to an Aesop fable. For 10 points, name this author of The Dog in the Manger and The Sheep Well, a prolific playwright of the Spanish Golden Age.
A poem by this author inspired the response "Letter to Belardo," written by an anonymous female poet under the alias Amarilis.
Felix Lope de Vega y Carpio &lt;Droge&gt;