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A Knight at Charles' Court
Scholars in Wittenberg who gossip about and bemoan Faustus's interest in necromancy, rise to power, and damnation. They are emblems of a wider public reaction to Faustus's meteoric rise and fall, and also serve as examples of the scholarly, academic world in which Faustus lives. While devoted to the pursuit of knowledge, they do not put their desire for knowledge ahead of their devotion to God (unlike Faustus) and they pray for Faustus' soul at the end of the play.
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Yet Faustus, look up to heaven; remember God's mercies are infinite. (13-14)
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Three Scholars Quotes in Doctor Faustus
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Scene 13
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Yet Faustus, look up to heaven; remember God's mercies are infinite. (13-14)
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