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In this play, a friar tries to kill another friar with a club, not realizing that he is already dead. The speaker of this play's prologue says, "I count religion but a childish toy." This play contains the oft-quoted line "Thou hast committed fornication: but that was in another country, and besides, the wench is dead." This play, whose prologue is spoken by Machiavel, is about a character who causes a duel between the governor's son and his friend, leading to the death of both. The title character of this play is assisted by Ithamore in poisoning his daughter Abigail for becoming a nun. The title character of this play has his vast wealth stolen to pay tribute to invading Turks, and hatches an elaborate revenge plot. For 10 points, name this play about Barabas by Christopher Marlowe.
In this play, a friar tries to kill another friar with a club, not realizing that he is already dead.
The Jew of Malta