One of this playwright's title characters jumps out of his bed and attempts to seduce the wife of Corvino by singing "Come, my Celia, let us prove /
This author wrote a satirical poem accusing rhyming poetry of "wresting words from their true calling" and "propping verse for fear of falling." This author of "A fit of rhyme against rhyme" wrote a play that ends with its characters being invited to dinner by Adam Overdo, who visits the title event along with Winwife and Littlewit. One of this playwright's title characters jumps out of his bed and attempts to seduce the wife of Corvino by singing "Come, my Celia, let us prove / While we may, the sports of love." In another of this author's plays, characters like Abel Drugger and Sir Epicure Mammon are cheated by the team of Dol Common, Subtle, and Face. For 10 points, name this Elizabethan playwright of Bartholomew Fair, Volpone, and The Alchemist.
This author wrote a satirical poem accusing rhyming poetry of "wresting words from their true calling" and "propping verse for fear of falling.
Ben {Jonson}