Gertrude Stein wrote how this man "Lights the Lights" and Dorian Gray has been compared to this man in regard to his relationship with Lord Henry.
One depiction of this figure is largely believed to have been inspired by Jacob Bindermann's Cenodoxus and the title character of Byron's Manfred was based on this man. Gertrude Stein wrote how this man "Lights the Lights" and Dorian Gray has been compared to this man in regard to his relationship with Lord Henry. A novel named for this name concerns the protagonist Serenus Zeitblom and his study of a composer who gave up love for artistic success, Adrian Leverkuhn. In another appearance, this man is a scholar from Wittenberg who with the help of his servant Wagner, learns black magic from Valdes and Cornelius, taking place in a work by Christopher Marlowe. FTP, identify this Doktor of a Thomas Mann work who in a work by Goethe encounters the devil as Mephistopheles.
One depiction of this figure is largely believed to have been inspired by Jacob Bindermann's Cenodoxus and the title character of Byron's Manfred was based on this man.
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