In a poem by this author, the speaker believes that the Heavenly love him but wonders how much more they love you; that poem also claims that the Heavenly always want offerings, and failing to give an offering has never resulted in anything good.
In a poem by this author, the speaker believes that the Heavenly love him but wonders how much more they love you; that poem also claims that the Heavenly always want offerings, and failing to give an offering has never resulted in anything good. In a novel by this author, the title character is distraught when his men commit a massacre after capturing the town of Misistras, and that character originally joined the fighting because of the influence of his friend Alabanda. (*) This author's time as a tutor for the son of Susette Gontard led him to create the character of Diotima. This author used the Orlov Revolt as a setting for an epistolary novel in which the title character writes letters to his friend Bellarmin about his time in Greece. For 10 points, name this German writer who wrote the poem "Patmos" as well as the "Schicksalslied," or "Song of Destiny," of the title character in his novel Hyperion.
In a poem by this author, the speaker believes that the Heavenly love him but wonders how much more they love you; that poem also claims that the Heavenly always want offerings, and failing to give an offering has never resulted in anything good.
 Johann Christian Friedrich Holderlin