The sound went through his
inmost heart; it seized him as if he had unwittingly touched the
wound, of which the dying frame of Nature was expiring in its agony.'
(Runenberg.)]
[Footnote 24: _Hymnen an die Nacht_.]
[Footnote 25: In _Die Lehrlinge von Sais_.]
[Footnote 26: _Athenaeum_, iii., 1800.]
INDEX
Addison
AEschylus
Agrippa v. Nettesheim
Alamanni
Alberti, Leon
Alcantara
Alcuin
Alexander
Ambrose
Angilbert
Anno v. Coeln
Apollonios Rhodios
Apollonius Sidonius
Apuleius
Aquinus, Thomas
Aribert v. Mailand
Aribo
Ariosto
Aristophanes
Aristotle
Augustine
Augustus
Ausonius
Aventinus
Avitus
Baccioli, Lucca
Bakhuysen
Basil
Beauvais, V. v.
Beda
v. Bern
Bernhard v. Clairvaux
Bernhard v. Hildesheim
Bernhard v. Ventadour
Bertran de Born
Birgitta
Blair
de Bles
Boccaccio
Boecklin
Boehme
Boetius
Boie
Bojardo
Bonaventura
Boucher
Bouts
Braunschweig-Wolfenbuettel, A. v.
Brockes
Brueghel, Peter and Jan
Bruno
Buffon
Buerger
Burkhard v. Monte Sion
Byron,
Calderon
Calpernius
Camoens
Campanella
Carew
Cassiodorus
Catullus
Celtes
Chambers
Charlemagne
Chateaubriand
Chaucer
Chlodwig
Chlotaire
Chrysostom
Cicero
Claudius
Clement of Rome
v. Clugny, Abbe M.
Colonna, Vittoria
Columbus
Columella
Corneille
Cornelia
Correggio
Cowley
Cramer
Cronegk
Crugot
Cuyp
Cyprian
Dante
Darius
Defoe
Dionisius da B.
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