Works of Ben Jonson

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  • Ben Jonson - The Alchemist  - Provides overview on the life and written works of the dramatist. Showcases all five acts of the play.
  • Ben Jonson: Volpone  - Showcases critical analysis on the play written back in 1606. Presents a satire towards the social practices and manners of the higher classes during the era.
  • Books by Ben Jonson  - Project Gutenberg's collection of Jonson's works, available for download in a range of formats.
  • Cues and All  - Showcases some plays and masques written by Ben Jonson. Includes ‘The Alchemist,’ ‘Barthalomew Fair’ and ‘Epicoene.’.
  • English Verse: Ben Jonson  - Provides information about the author. Also contains some of his major works such as ‘A Farewell to the World,’ ‘Hymn to Diana’ and ‘The Noble Balm.’.
  • Euery  - Comical satire written by Ben Jonson. Provides character analysis on Asper and Sogliardo.
  • Holloway: Ben Jonson  - Showcases plays and epigrams written by Ben Jonson. Includes ‘Every Man in his Humour,’ ‘Cynthia's Revels’ and ‘Poetaster.’.
  • Poetaster - His Arraignment  - Presents a one act comical satire written by Ben Jonson. Features its original old English stanza versions.
  • Poetry of Ben Jonson  - Presents compilation of poems written by Ben Jonson between 1573 to 1637. Includes ‘A Farewell to the World,’ ‘A Part of an Ode’ and ‘The Noble Balm.’.
  • Project Gutenberg: Cynthia’s Revels  - Features an Elizabethan satiric play written by Ben Jonson. Also known as ‘The Fountain of Self-Love.’.
  • Project Gutenberg: Epicoene  - Bibliographical record on the book written by Ben Jonson. Title translated as 'The Silent Woman.'.
  • Project Gutenberg: Every Man in His Humor  - Available in various text formats for download. Provides bibliographical information.
  • Project Gutenberg: The Alchemist  - E-book available for download includes bibliographic information.
  • Project Gutenberg: Volpone  - Translated as ‘The Fox.’ Provides bibliographic records and e-text formats for download.
 
 
 
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