" While chasing his falcon through the  elds, a rich young bachelor in this play enters a garden where he meets the daughter of the house.
A character in this work sings "Nero from Tarpey doth behold / How Rome doth burn all on a  ame / He hears the cries of young and old / Yet is not grieved at the same." While chasing his falcon through the  elds, a rich young bachelor in this play enters a garden where he meets the daughter of the house. Another character in this play claims that "Love is a hidden  re, a pleasant sore, a delicious poison, a delectable pain, an agreeable torment, a sweet and throbbing wound and a gentle death." Unable to see his beloved again privately, the protagonist of this work broods until his servant Sempronio suggests using the owner of a brothel, with whom he plots to make as much money out of his master as they can. In this work, the two titular characters meet secretly at night in a garden. For 10 points, name this Renaissance play about an old procuress, attributed to Fernando de Rojas.
A character in this work sings "Nero from Tarpey doth behold /
Tragicomedia de Calisto y Melibea [or La Celestina]