Earlier versions of one novel included scenes of this character’s career as a theologian acquainted with Johann Albrecht Bengel, whom he later discusses (15[1])with a Benedictine historian as part of a mission (15[1])from Dubois. This character’s largest professional triumph comes with the assistance of his friend Fritz Tegularius (15[1])and is based on what he learned when studying the I Ching in the Elder Brother’s grove. (15[2])“Lives” (15[1])written by this (15[1])successor of (*) Thomas van der Trave depict him as an early Christian hermit and a self-sacrificing rainmaker. This character drowns when (-5[1])swimming after his pupil (-5[1])Tito Designori, whose tutor (10[1])he (10[1])became after resigning from (-5[1])his role in the Pedagogical Province of Castalia. For 10 points, name (10[8])this protagonist (10[1])of Hermann Hesse’s novel The Glass (10[1])Bead Game. (10[1])■END■ (10[2]0[1])