A character named for his role in this activity says “the holy dew of prayer lies like pearl / dropped from the op’ning eyelids of the morn” on a woman’s lips. In a play centering on this activity, a virgin is locked in a room full of pornographic pictures after no one believes her claims that she was almost sexually assaulted, and characters are sent to an onstage “bag” symbolizing hell. A widow engages in this activity as Guardiano guides the widow’s unwitting daughter-in-law Bianca upstairs to a sexual liaison with a Duke. The ghost of (*) Ignatius of Loyola appears in the prologue of a play that uses this activity to represent the battle between Protestant England and Jesuit (10[1])Spain. A scene of Women Beware Women that features this activity inspired the title of the second section of T.S. Eliot’s “The Waste Land.” For 10 points, name this game that titles a Thomas Middleton play in which James I is represented by the White King. ■END■