This author depicted Catherine of Aragon's process of divorce in The Schism of England, and his earl
This author depicted Catherine of Aragon's process of divorce in The Schism of England, and his early works include Love, Honour and Power. In one play, Taste and Smell are turned into beasts, leaving their captain to receive flowers soaked in holy blood once he learns from Understanding and repents to Penance. In another, Justina resists St. Crispian who acquires black magic in a Faustian fashion. In addition to The Sorceries of Sin and The Wonder-Working Magician, the father of Juan avenges his daughter's rape by killing Don Alvaro as the title leader in another of this author's works. Another play is about a prince who grew up imprisoned in the woods, but is unsure of the reality of being Basilio's son after receiving the title warning. For ten points, The Mayor of Zalamea and Life is a Dream, were written by what Golden Age Playwright, who isn't Lope de Vega?
This author depicted Catherine of Aragon's process of divorce in The Schism of England, and his early works include Love, Honour and Power.
Pedro {Calderon} De La Barca (prompt on "De La {Barca}")