Renaissance Drama

allusion Anne Aristophanes Asper audience Bartholomew Fair Barton becomes Bedlam Ben Jonson Brutus Burghley Calfucci Callimaco Cambridge Carlo characters Christ's College comedy comic Cordatus corruption Dame Chat Diccon Discorsi disguise dramatic dramatists E. K. Chambers edition Edmund Spenser Elizabeth Elizabethan English episode Faerie Queene female final Florentine folly fools Fossen Frankford Gammer Gurton's Needle Guilpin hermaphroditic Heywood's Hodge human humour husband imitation Jack Juggler John Jonson Killed with Kindness Ligurio Livy Livy's London Lord Lovel Lucretia Lucretia's suicide Machiavelli's Macilente Macilente's male Mandragola marriage Marston metaphor Midsummer Night's Dream Misogonus moral Muses myth nature neo-Platonic Niccolò Machiavelli Nicia Othello parallels parody pastoral Platonic play play's plot poem prologue Prospero's proverbs Raimondi Renaissance reveals Roman Rome satiric satirist saturnalian says scene sense Sextus sexual Shakespeare Spenser spirit suggests symbol theme Tilley Timoteo tion tradition tragedy Tudor village virtù virtue wedding Wendoll wife Woman Killed