A lady of this city insists “they do not love that do not show their love” while arguing with her maid Lucetta over a character who opens a play by refusing to leave this (-5[1])city. While traveling to this city after being banished from another, a character is accosted by a band of outlaws, but persuades them to elect him as their leader. Health officers quarantine (15[1])two clergymen in this city, preventing John from delivering a letter to a character exiled by the prince (*) Escalus. (10[2])In the prologue of one play, “ancient grudge” (10[1])is said to “break to new (10[1])mutiny” from this “fair” city, (10[1])where “civil blood makes civil hands unclean.” Valentine and Proteus are the title “Two Gentlemen” of this city in an early Shakespearean comedy. For 10 points, name this city home to two “star-crossed houses” from feuding houses in Romeo and Juliet. (10[1])■END■