A set of Old English poems personify this entity as a Chaldean nobleman who exchanges riddles with Solomon. After descending a golden ladder on this object, a soul spins so fast that it glows brightly, then reveals itself to Dante as Peter Damian. After (-5[2])thirty years, this (-5[1])object returns to the ecliptic longitude it occupied at someone’s birth, accounting for quarter-life crises in horoscopic astrology. Johannes Kepler modeled this body as a sphere enclosing a set of (*) Platonic solids. (-5[1])Erwin (-5[1])Panofsky co-wrote a study (10[1]-5[1])of the association between melancholy and being born under (10[2])the sign of this (10[2])planet. (10[1])The (-5[1])Paradiso places this (10[1])planet just before the Fixed Stars as the seventh level of heaven. For 10 points, name this farthest of the classical planets, (10[1])named after the (10[1])Roman equivalent (10[2])of (10[3])Cronus. ■END■ (10[1])