The title character of a play by this author dresses up as a lute-player with a nosegay in his hat to spy on a pimp. The speaker of a reply to a poem by this author says that 
The title character of a play by this author dresses up as a lute-player with a nosegay in his hat to spy on a pimp. The speaker of a reply to a poem by this author says that "if all the world and love were young" then they might "live with thee, and be thy love" and was written by Walter Raleigh. The prostitute Bellamira conspires with the slave Ithamor against the title character of a play by this author. This author of "The Passionate Shepherd to His Love" wrote a play in which the title character is boiled in his own cauldron by Ferneze. For 10 points, name author who wrote about Barabas in The Jew of Malta.