A high-ranking demon who serves Faustus as part of the latter's deal, facilitating Faustus's every desire while reminding him of the costs.

The ruler of hell who accepts Faustus's soul in exchange for granting him limitless power, tying Faustus to an ominous fate.

Faustus's servant who mimics his master's intellectual pursuits comically and inherits Faustus’s possessions.

Embodiments of Faustus's moral struggle; the Good Angel encourages repentance, while the Evil Angel tempts him with worldly gains.

The embodiment of beauty and perfection, whom Faustus summons to impress visitors and distract himself from his own troubles.

The Holy Roman Emperor who requests Faustus to display his abilities, illustrating Faustus's quest for recognition and power.

Stable boys who ineffectively dabble in magic after acquiring one of Faustus's books and face humorous consequences.

The legendary Greek leader whom Faustus is asked to conjure, representing unparalleled leadership and military strength.