One character in this play has a diary detailing how he urinated all over St. Mark's Cathedral, and he talks about getting tons of red herrings from cheese vendors. This play ends with the text asking the audience to show their appreciation by clapping, and it is dedicated to [?] both Oxford and Cambridge Universities. A hermaphrodite in this play has the soul of Pythagoras, while a eunuch has no lines and is named Castrone. Its other characters include Peregrine and Lady Politic Would Be. The title character wants Celia and dresses as Count of Montebank to woo her, an
One character in this play has a diary detailing how he urinated all over St. Mark's Cathedral, and he talks about getting tons of red herrings from cheese vendors. This play ends with the text asking the audience to show their appreciation by clapping, and it is dedicated to [?] both Oxford and Cambridge Universities. A hermaphrodite in this play has the soul of Pythagoras, while a eunuch has no lines and is named Castrone. Its other characters include Peregrine and Lady Politic Would Be. The title character wants Celia and dresses as Count of Montebank to woo her, and Bonario tries to punish the title character, who ends up being punished with Voltore, Corbaccio, and Corvino. For ten points, name this play about the assistant of Mosca, a Venetian foxy fellow written by Ben Jonson.
One character in this play has a diary detailing how he urinated all over St. Mark's Cathedral, and he talks about getting tons of red herrings from cheese vendors.
{Volpone}