In this section he presents his great knowledge to the audience by referring to respected philosophers and showing how he fully understands and appreciates them, for example stating that he will "live and die in Aristotle's works." ... This soliloquy is effective as it gets the reader to consider the characteristics of Frastus, this illustrate a successful book. ... I believe this is powerful as it symbolises and reveals the future as he sells his soul to Satan. ... I find it very interesting how he asks "Where is Justinian?" ... I also believe that this is the form of power he admire...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate