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Other languages: Deutsch
Notes on This Digital Edition
The original page numbers are given. You will also find your way to the German translation from 1855. The bibliographic record for this essay is: (f.f.) *
his literary character, 100 – Tieck's remarks on his writings, 102
particulars of his life, 103 – his admiration of F. Schlegel and Fichte, 104 – his studies, ibid. – attachment to Sophie von K—, 105 – his affliction on her death, 106 – its effect on his mind, 107 – its influence overrated by his biographer, 108 – he forms another attachment, ibid. – Tieck's acquaintance with him, 110 – his last illness, 111, and death, 112
his morality, 119
extracts from his 'Lehrlinge zu Sais,' 120
from his 'Fragments,' 127
his poetical compositions, 131 – his 'Hymns to the Night,' 132 – his romance 'Heinrich von Ofterdingen,' 133
his subtlety of intellect, 138 – compared to Dante, by Tieck, 139 – bears a greater resemblance to Pascal, 140 *
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