In that work, he seduces a peasant girl and later meets Helen of Troy.
This character witnesses the death of Renata and expresses his disgust with Madiel in Prokofiev's The Fiery Angel. Alfred Schnittke composed a history of this character who witnesses a Witches' Sabbath in one opera. In that work, he seduces a peasant girl and later meets Helen of Troy. In addition to that role in Arrigo Boito's only complete opera, this man appears in another work in which he hears the Song of the Flea before leaving a (*) tavern. In the most famous work in which this character appears, he trumps Siébel to win the love of Marguerite. For 10 points, identify this scholar whose "damnation" is the subject of an opera by Hector Berlioz and who himself titles a Charles Gounod opera.
This character witnesses the death of Renata and expresses his disgust with Madiel in Prokofiev's The Fiery Angel.
Faust [or Faustus]