Among his literary works are three "lives" or fictional autobiographies.
Among his literary works are three "lives" or fictional autobiographies. His talent at music, however, is what allowed him to enter the Castilian Province, where he spent most of his life. One significant interlude consisted of the several years he spent at a Benedictine monastery, where he was befriended by Father Jacobus, who introduced him to the study of history. He ultimately left Castilia and became tutor to Tito, son of his old friend, Plinio Designori, dying soon after in a swimming race. Because of his elevated position, however, the repercussions of his defection were felt throughout Castilia, and the fusion between the sterile literacy of this province and the vibrancy of the outside world may eventually have occurred. Name this man, or the title he held for many years as the master of the Glass Bead Game.
Among his literary works are three "lives" or fictional autobiographies.
{Magister Ludi} or Joseph {Knecht}