He’s not Aristotle, but legends indicated this man’s tomb was suspended by two magnetic lodestones. Embrico of Mainz argued that this man was an epileptic slave to a governor. The Tultusceptru claims this man was originally named Ozim and failed to carry out a mission given by Osius. This man was reportedly worshiped alongside Apollo and Termagant. The Dark Ages (15[1])are analyzed in a Henri Pirenne book titled for this (15[1])man (15[1])“and (*) Charlemagne.” (10[5])This man’s (10[1])name likely gave rise to the term Baphomet (-5[1])for a demon supposedly (10[1])worshipped (10[1])by the Knights Templar. (10[1]-5[1])Ibn Ishaq wrote an early biography of this man, who was regarded as a prophet by Saracens. (10[1])For 10 points each, name this chief prophet (10[1])of (10[1])Islam. (10[5])■END■ (10[9])