This author wrote a farce in which a divorce court judge listens to four oral arguments, then declares that he won't let anybody divorce in his courtroom.
This author wrote a farce in which a divorce court judge listens to four oral arguments, then declares that he won't let anybody divorce in his courtroom. Philip Massinger's The Renegado is based on a play by this author titled for the baths of a city where this author lived. The sorcerer Marquino wets his lance with a drop of water, then strikes a coffin, resurrecting a corpse, in a play by this author. Later in that drama, a young lad jumps off a tower in the midst of metaphorical ravaging by the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Aurelio (*) and Silvia love each other in captivity in a play by this author titled for a treaty. The first act of one of his tragedies ends with a discussion between Spain and the river Duero after a heroic speech given by Scipio Africanus in preparation for a bloody incident of the Celtiberian Wars. For 10 points, name this author of the The Voyage of Parnassus and The Siege of Numantia, who set many of his plays in Algiers, where he was imprisoned before he wrote Don Quixote.
This author wrote a farce in which a divorce court judge listens to four oral arguments, then declares that he won't let anybody divorce in his courtroom.
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra