One of this author's plays begins with a prologue by the Senecan ghost Machiavel; the main character of that play poisons his daughter Abigail for joining a nunnery and becoming a Christian.
One of this author's plays begins with a prologue by the Senecan ghost Machiavel; the main character of that play poisons his daughter Abigail for joining a nunnery and becoming a Christian. This writer wrote a poem which Sir Walter Raleigh penned a (*) "Nymph's Reply" to, whose speaker asks the reader to "come live with me and be my love." This author created a character who falls into his own boiling cauldron at the end of one play, the Jewish merchant Barabas. For 10 points, identify this Elizabethan-era playwright and possible spy, the author of The Jew of Malta and "The Passionate Shepherd to his Love."
One of this author's plays begins with a prologue by the Senecan ghost Machiavel; the main character of that play poisons his daughter Abigail for joining a nunnery and becoming a Christian.
Christopher {Marlowe}