Another classically-themed work by this author begins with the ghost of a consul talking to the title character, who then invites Cethegus and Lentulus over to his home where they kill a slave and swear an oath to foment a rebellion by drinking his blood mixed with wine.
One work by this man begins with banter between the inconsequential Silius and Sibinus before the arrival of Cordus makes them realize that they are being spied on by followers of the title figure, who connives to seduce Livia. Another classically-themed work by this author begins with the ghost of a consul talking to the title character, who then invites Cethegus and Lentulus over to his home where they kill a slave and swear an oath to foment a rebellion by drinking his blood mixed with wine. Another play by this man opens with Knowell bemoaning his son's interest in poetry; that work sees Brainworm's disguises and mischief nearly spoil Bridget's upcoming marriage before Judge Clement forgives all. In addition to Sejanus His Fall and Catiline His Conspiracy, this author wrote about the title character's attempts to dupe Corvino and obtain his wife Celia for himself by pretending to be on his deathbed. For 10 points, identify this author of Volpone.
One work by this man begins with banter between the inconsequential Silius and Sibinus before the arrival of Cordus makes them realize that they are being spied on by followers of the title figure, who connives to seduce Livia.
Ben Jonson