This figure names a marble sculpture once topped by a now-destroyed Calvary group that sits in the middle of a courtyard in the Champmol monastery. Another depiction of this figure appears directly below a reclining “effigy” by Tommaso di Pietro Boscoli. Philip the Bold commissioned Claus Sluter (15[1])to sculpt (15[1])this figure as one of six (15[1])people holding scrolls in a (*) “well” named (10[1])for this figure. (10[1])A (10[1])scar on the right knee of a sculpture of this figure was legendarily created when an artist struck it and exclaimed, “Now speak!” (10[2]-5[7])The San Pietro (-5[1])in Vincoli holds that sculpture of this figure, who is flanked by Leah and Rachel and bears features thought to result from a mistranslation (-5[1])of the Hebrew (10[1])word (10[2])for (10[1])“radiant.” (10[1])For 10 points, Michelangelo’s (-5[1])Tomb of Pope Julius II includes a “horned” depiction (10[1])of what prophet? ■END■ (10[5]0[4])