One character in this play delivers a soliloquy in which he states that "banquets, ease, and laughter can make great men, as greatness goes by clay" and "age, as in gold, in lust is covetous", and another character in this play accuses a "blazing star" of committing treason.
One character in this play delivers a soliloquy in which he states that "banquets, ease, and laughter can make great men, as greatness goes by clay" and "age, as in gold, in lust is covetous", and another character in this play accuses a "blazing star" of committing treason. One character in this play is outraged when his mother Gratiana encourages his sister Castiza to give in to another's wooing, and that character spends most of the play disguised as the pander Piato. Ambitioso, Supervacuo, and Spurio kill each other after discovering the already slain Lussurioso, and the Duke is poisoned when he kisses the skull of Gloriana, the murdered lover of Vindici. FTP, name this play written by either Thomas Middleton or Cyril Tourneur.
One character in this play delivers a soliloquy in which he states that "banquets, ease, and laughter can make great men, as greatness goes by clay" and "age, as in gold, in lust is covetous", and another character in this play accuses a "blazing star" of committing treason.
The {Revenger’s Tragedy}