His dramas include one in which Rhodophil rivals Palamede for the hand of Melantha and another, Tyrannic Love, which features the bombastic Maximin, who later reappears in his poetic satire of Thomas Shadwell, "Mac Flecknoe."  
In a play by this man subtitled "The Double Discovery," rumors of a plot to kill King Sancho turn out to be false, which legalizes the marriage between Leonora and Torrismond.  A commemorative object made in Poland is the title item of his "Satire Against Sedition," "The Medalll," and he wrote an essay in which Lisideus, Eugenius, and Crites argue over whether classical, French, or contemporary English drama is greater, "Of Dramatic Poesie." His dramas include one in which Rhodophil rivals Palamede for the hand of Melantha and another, Tyrannic Love, which features the bombastic Maximin, who later reappears in his poetic satire of Thomas Shadwell, "Mac Flecknoe."  Also known for his "Song for St. Cecilia's day," this is, FTP, what author of the political "The Hind and the Panther" and the long poem "Absalom and Achitophel."
In a play by this man subtitled "The Double Discovery," rumors of a plot to kill King Sancho turn out to be false, which legalizes the marriage between Leonora and Torrismond.  
John Dryden