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Xenien is a
Germanization of the Gr****
Xenia "host gifts", a
title originally applied by the
Roman poet
Martial (1st
century AD) to a
collection of poems...
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selbst befiehlt,
bleibt immer Knecht." —
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe,
Zahme Xenien "Vis
consilii expers mole ruit sua." — Horace, Odes III "Der schlimmste...
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Together they
founded the
Weimar Theater. They also
worked together on
Xenien, a
collection of
short satirical poems in
which both
Schiller and Goethe...
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phrase Goethe uses is "Mischmasch von
Irrtum und Gewalt", in his "Zahme
Xenien" IX,
Goethes Gedichte in
Zeitlicher Folge,
Insel Verlag 1982 ISBN 978-3-458-14013-9...
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Think of You") 1795–96 (in
collaboration with
Friedrich Schiller): Die
Xenien (The Xenia),
collection of
epigrams 1797: "Der Zauberlehrling" (The Sorcerer's...
- ⟨gz⟩ in
almost all
words and
remained only in a few
loanwords as 'xenia' (
xenien),
surnames as Axentowicz, Jaxa, Koxowski, Mixtacki, Rexemowski, Xiężopolski...
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selbst befiehlt,
bleibt immer Knecht." —
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe,
Zahme Xenien "Vis
consilii expers mole ruit sua." — Horace, Odes III "Der schlimmste...
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argument was
continued in his
collection of
short and
critical poems the
Xenien and his play Faust. Goethe's work was the
basis for the 1892
opera Werther...
- periodical, 1795–96)
Musenalmanach (editorship, many contributions, 1796–97)
Xenien (poems, 1796)
Almanach (editorship, many contributions, 1798–1800) Propyläen...
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Apprentice Welcome and
Farewell Wanderer's
Nightsong West–östlicher
Divan Xenien Plays Der Bürgergeneral
Clavigo Faust Faust I
Faust II
Egmont Erwin und...
