A note in this language directing an actor to have “gunpowder burning…in his ears and his ass” appears in a stage diagram of a ditch surrounding the title castle from a play in this language whose manuscript (15[1])was owned by Cox Macro. Another play in this language (15[1]-5[1])forces the audience to pay extra before they can see the villain, Titivillus. The protagonist of a play in (-5[1])this language (-5[1])receives a “precious jewel” (15[2])called penance (15[1])and lashes himself with a scourge during (15[1])a visit to (*) Confession. After the title character of (10[1])a (10[2])play in this (10[1])language (-5[1])is allowed to find a (10[1])companion (10[1])for his death, Beauty and Strength (10[2])abandon him, (10[1])and (10[1])he ascends to Heaven with only Good Deeds. (10[1]-5[1])That play (10[1])is (10[1])part (10[2])of a genre in this language (10[2])that didactically (10[1])shows (10[1])good overcoming evil. For 10 points, (10[1])Everyman and other (10[2])morality (10[1])plays were (10[1])written (-5[1])in what (10[1])late medieval language? (10[2])■END■ (10[5]0[1])