The Adventurous Simplicissimus · Character
John of Hembach
A minor character appearing in the narrative.
minor
Also known as Hembach
First appearance: x discourseth of naught but heroes and famous artists
John of Hembach shows up with force in XVIII: Doth Prove That No Man Can Lay to Simplicissimus’ Charge That He Doth Draw the Long Bow. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Mentioned in a story from Nicolas Remigius about a young man who attended a witches' assembly and fell from a tree after invoking God.
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In XVIII: Doth Prove That No Man Can Lay to Simplicissimus’ Charge That He Doth Draw the Long Bow: Mentioned in a story from Nicolas Remigius about a young man who attended a witches' assembly and fell from a tree after…
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