The Interlude of Wealth and Health

The Interlude of Wealth and Health is a late 16th-century play, first published in 1907, that explores the themes of wealth, health, and liberty through personified characters. The dialogue between Wealth and Health highlights the moral implications of each, emphasizing the transient nature of material riches without good health. Liberty and Remedy also contribute to the discussion, reinforcing the importance of balancing these elements for true well-being. This work serves as a moral lesson on prioritizing health and virtue over material wealth.