This author reminisced about his time visiting with William Drummond in "My Picture Left in Scotland" and characterized a Spaniard as having "a Rhinoceroses' nose" in "On Don Surly."  This author borrowed from Quintilian in advocating for a writer's personal style in the volume Timber; or Discoveries, while another of his works features the line, "
This author reminisced about his time visiting with William Drummond in "My Picture Left in Scotland" and characterized a Spaniard as having "a Rhinoceroses' nose" in "On Don Surly."  This author borrowed from Quintilian in advocating for a writer's personal style in the volume Timber; or Discoveries, while another of his works features the line, "Make room for the bouncing belly." That work, which ends with Daedalus leading some dances, is entitled Pleasure Reconciled to Virtue, and was staged in collaboration with Inigo Jones.  This author's imitation of Horace, Inviting a Friend to Supper, was published alongside the country manor poem "To Penshurst" in a 1616 collection that also featured a piece beginning, "Drink to me only with thine eyes." For 10 points, identify this author of the "Ode on Cary and Morrison," "To Celia," as well as the plays Bartholomew Fair and Volpone.
This author reminisced about his time visiting with William Drummond in "
Ben Jonson