Spanish Inquisition (Max Rydal)

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Eckermann acknowledges the return of the manuscript of F. Edling, Hofmarschall, was later associated with Goethe in the management of the Weimar theatre. Except for brief introductory remarks and the customary conclusion, the letter comprises extracts from a letter written by Prince Bernhard of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, dated May 22, , to Edling concerning Knebel's inquiry about officers' patents in Dutch regiments. Request to have a dinner engagement postponed. Submitting a drawing to Lessing's Emilia Galotti for judgment; the drawing is not present. AMs, signed, iii, 91, 1 p.

In verse, without music. AMs, signed, 13 l. Performed for the first time at the "Wissenschaftlichen Club zu Wien" on March 18, Copied by Ehrhardt from an exemplar in the possession of Dr.

At head of title: Copy of a pamphlet printed in a limited edition of copies, one of which is in the Speck collection z Scl m. The works of Lord Byron. A new, revised and enlarged edition with illustrations.

John Murray, Albemarle St. Title in red and black. A copy of "Canto The Seventeenth. Red personal seal attached. Typescript original , signed Leaf 6 missing. Written by various hands. With address and red armorial seal. Concerning a "well-known murderer and prognosticator. AMs, signed, 4 p. Jena, to Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Nov. Concerns the making of a general catalogue of the books contained in the Ducal and the Academic libraries in Weimar and Jena. Berlin und Stettin, F. Nees von Esenbeck requests the name and title of Goethe's family doctor.

Sturm's reply, on the same sheet: Er muss mit uns studiert haben. Printed form, with particulars written in. For "Ein Hundert Thaler. Besoldung zum Quartal Michaelis. An abridged copy of "D. AMs, signed, 47 p. A copy of this ms. AMs, signed, 54 p. Transcribed and signed by Georg Ehrhardt. The Neumeister copy of the original ms. AMs, signed, 27 numb l. Written and signed by the proprietor of the marionette theatre, Louis Weickert. Original prompt-book used by the Apel family. A transcription by C. Engel is in box 4, folder AMs, signed, 95 p.

Transcribed and signed by B. Transcription of the text of Valentin and August Lippold. AMs, signed, 96 p. Transcribed and signed by M. AMs, signed, 71 p. Transcribed and signed by Max Kirmse. A transcription of Ernst Ritscher's original prompt-book. AMs, signed, 50 numb. A transcription of Albin Richter's original prompt-book. Im Januar von Max Kirmse erhalten. Diese Bearbeitung lehnt sich stark an den Engel'schen Text an. The original prompt-book of the Saxon puppet-player Adolf Preiske.

AMs, signed, 74 numb.

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Note on verso of l. Original prompt-book of the puppet- player Weikert. In 4 acts; transcribed by Fischer. Original prompt-book of Fischer, puppetplayer of Chemnitz. AMs, signed, 69 numb. Probably transcribed by Dietsch; signed by Alexander Listner. Original prompt-book of the puppet- player and theatre proprietor Alexander Listner, who had bought Dietsch's theatre. AMs, signed, 32 numb. AMs, signed, cover-title, 11 p.

AMs, 2 columns on 1 l. A protest against the charge of atheism which forced Fichte's resignation from the University of Jena later that year. With typed English translation. Pen sketch of Henry Irving as Mephistopheles; 11 x 18 cm. All bearing on illustrations to be supplied for the 15 supplementary volumes to Goethe's Ausgabe letzter Hand. Report on a conversation with Goethe. Related notes and correspondence concerning an essay on Goethe by John Lothrop Motley. Article about Huth's translation of Goethe's Faust I.

Article about Webb's translation of Goethe's Faust I. Supplement to his Half a hundred thralls to Faust. The last 3 pages numbered , apparently from another version of this ms. Used as basis for the chapter on Alice Raphael's translation of Faust in Frantz's "Half a hundred thralls to Faust," published in Adolf Frantz's questionnaire [autobiographical sketch by Alice Raphael]. Ein Gedicht gewidmet zu Hermann J. Geehrter Professor Faber du Faur! Parody of Goethe's poem Gefunden.

The official record of this appointment, referred to as being enclosed, is not present. On stationery of the Society. Welcoming Taylor as fellow member and expressing the hope he may find in the facilities of the society inspiration to further his studies in Goethe literature. With 4 opinions, signed: Concerning the water-supply at Jena. Griesbach served for many years as a member of the municipal council at Jena. A sort of postscript to an official notification that a request for the title "Excellenz" has been denied by the Grandduke.

Expressing regret at his leaving Berlin. On verso of one of the notes some pencil remarks by Andrew Hamilton concerning Taylor's proposed visit to Goethe. Tied with green ribbon. Passages from Wieland, good for mottoes or otherwise; The two rules of Archytas; Mrs. Austin's Characteristics of Goethe. Published in German quarterly v. Berlin, signed, to William Alfred Speck. All bearing on pictorial contributions from the Speck collections for the Goethe-Jahrbuch, edited by Geiger. German copy and English translation of this letter.

He sends on request a short sketch of his life corrected and enlarged from Graebner's book on Weimar. Whether this material is meant for a new edition of Graebner, or another venture is difficult to determine. The autobiographical sketch not present. The letter accompanied a lock of Schiller's hair. Informing the recipient that he will be in Jena on the next day or the following one for the reopening of the Jena Academic Library. A report on the tax charged for messenger service. In the handwriting of Alfred Nicolovius.

The original letter was presented to the Weimar Landesbibliothek in Other material related to Goethe's Jubelfeier in AMs copy , 4 p. In Friedrich Wilhelm Riemer's hand. Pencil note at top of p. Typescript chiefly original, a few leaves are carbon. Typescripts of variants of 6 poems, 6 l. Biographical fragments, typescript carbon , 30 l ; 28 cm.

In Friedrich Wilhelm Riemer's hand, with stage directions pencilled in. This version differs variously from the first printing in Transcription in German script of the scenes up to and incl. Bound in green linen with title: Ottilie von Goethe; with 4 red seals showing the Goethe coat-of-arms. Reynolds of Richmond Va. This stanza of Faust from the original was given to me by Gov. Fragment of the 5th act of Faust, comprising almost half of the episode entitled Offene Gegend. Differs slightly from the version printed in the Weimar Ausgabe.

Gift from Ottilie von Goethe to Mrs. Anna Jameson, with the latter's endorsement dated Nov. English translation from Goethe's Faust, scene Studierzimmer, lines Translated by George Henry Borrow. English translation from Goethe's Faust, lines For further description and information of these three mss. Thesis, Yale University, , p.

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Another earlier draft of lines Translated by Frank Claudy. I, pact scene, lines Published in Faust; a tragedy by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe; the first part, Accompanied by a typed letter, signed, to Mr. Keogh, dated June 23, Sumberg, at the Pauline Edwards Theatre, May 27, 28, Script for the Theater Guild production in , with their light, property, and scene plots, and stage directions. Rawson's stage version was published in London in Copy given to Alice Raphael by Lawrence Langner, with her notes on the front cover.

The passage is from Act III: Speakest thou as if within were spaces roomy as the world is" through "Euphorion. Dream then who may A covering letter from Bayard Taylor to Mrs. Anne Lunch Botta, Apr. Typescript original , 46 l. With a second copy of part of p. Turm, discoverer and owner of the disputed Goethe portrait by Dawe. Translation by Turm of Faust I through line With dedication to Carl F. Schreiber, and an introductory poem. In upper right hand corner: Translated by Alphonse Marie Louis de Lamartine.

A rough draft, prose description alternating with attempts at versification. Yiddish adaptation by A. Tannenbaum, translated to page 14 by Leopold Adler. A critical sketch of Goethe's drama and Gounod's opera, in Leopold Adler's handwriting. Translated from the Yiddish version - cf. Typescript carbon In black snap binder. Translated by Alice Raphael. Xerox copies of press clippings, one including a picture of Mrs.

Raphael, tipped in on inside front and back covers. Title mounted on blue binder. Neumiller in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Fine Arts. For further notes on the translation, sources used, etc. A poem written in December as a sequel to the Xenien-Kampf.

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English translation of Goethe's Hermann und Dorothea. The translator is unidentified. In verse, but not in the original meter. Both copies autographed by all the actors, including the translator, who took the role of Iphigenie. With profuse pencil corrections in both galleys and typescript; 1 l. The edition was pub. Copy in John Howard Payne's handwriting. The title on the ms. An Madame Carlyle, nach Edenburg. Another poem Draft "Mit einer Drahtkette" on the same leaf. Wirst du in den Spiegel blicken. Another poem Draft "Zum Regenbogen" on the same leaf. Fourth verse only, first line: I was so deeply blest!

AMs 2 versions , 2 p. The smaller of the 2 mss. Speck edited the poem for publication in the Goethe Jahrbuch, English translation of Goethe's poem. Translated by Anson Phelps Stokes. With Goethe's signature and ms. Wilde, sending on this item as a gift; with address. Autograph poem, signed C.

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Translation of Goethe's Der Fischer. Translated by Charles Timothy Brooks. With an explanatory note at head of page. This version differs markedly from that printed in Specimens of Foreign Standard Literature, ed. In honor of the 20th birthday of Ottilie von Goethe's sister, Ulrike von Pogwisch. Worte, die der Dichter spricht. Personal, red attached seal with motto: Ohne Hast, Aber Ohne Rast. Speck Collection of Goetheana. Facsimile of the Chaos number containing the printed text; photographed with this is the ms.

An die Neunzehn Freunde in England. The second stanza has title: An Madame Mara zum frohen Jahresfeste. Both stanzas were written in Written on a discarded leaf of a letter to Goethe, one side already had been used by him for jotting down some notes. The text is almost indecipherable. Printed in Weimar Ausgabe, v. Translated by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. A different version of stanza 1, dated ?

Autograph poem, signed G. Printed in Weimar Ausgabe with title: On pink card ; 8 x 11 cm. Printed in Weimar Ausgabe with heading: An Frau Carlyle, Weimar, den Greeting to Thomas Carlyle from Goethe Another greeting card with poem: Wenn Phoebus Rosse sich zu schnell.

Autograph poem, signed, with heading: Den lieben treuen Edinburger Gatten zum Neuenjahre Autograph poem, a translation of Goethe's Wonne der Wehmut. Translated by Edgar Alfred Bowring. Printed in Bowring's "The poems of Goethe Autograph poem, "The Child in the Cradle," trans. Copy in Friedrich Wilhelm Riemer's hand. From Goethe's Vier Jahreszeiten, Herbst. Presumably a leaf from an autograph album. With English translation in an unidentified hand on the mount.

Clearly a leaf from an autograph album, with gilt edge. On January 7 of the same year, Goethe applies the quotation to himself in a letter to Von Trebra: In Goethe's handwriting, with note in upper left hand corner in another hand: Not printed in Weimar Ausgabe. Asking the unidentified recipient to transmit an enclosed letter to Michelangelo Salom at Padua, the translator of Werther. Published in Goethe-Jahrbuch and Weimar Ausgabe. In handwriting of Rinaldo Vulpius. Suggestions for an edition of German poets who write in Latin, which Blumenthal is planning to compile.

Riemer, Leipzig, Weidmann'sche Buchhandlung, The leaf containing the address is edged and mended. In the hand of Goethe's secretary Heinrich Ernst Weber. Printed in Weimar Ausgabe, Abt. Gift of Otto and William C. Additions Since , Box 20, folders In Johann August Friedrich John's handwriting. The date was changed by a later hand from to Goethe's letter was printed in Weimar Ausgabe, from an unsigned first draft. Published from a draft in Weimar Ausgabe.

Mounted on blue board and framed. Requesting the presence of von Froriep and party at the Weimar Library on November With a note from Professor E. Scheidemantel, Weimar, authenticating the note. Published in Weimar Ausgabe, v. The Weimar Ausgabe prints a longer letter in v.

This is probably a copy by Riemer in preparation for an edition of Goethe's letters: Briefe von und an Goethe, Leipzig, Printed in Weimar Ausgabe. Le Sketz Book de Wasingnton Irving. Published in Weimar Ausgabe. Deals with arrangements entered into between Goethe and Iffland in regard to the production of Goethe's revision of Romeo and Juliette. Except for a postscript, the letter is printed in Weimar Ausgabe. Two official red seals attached. In the handwriting of Johann August Friedrich John.

Not in Weimar Ausgabe. Mounted at end of letter a pen and ink drawing representing a medal showing Karl August's head in profile on the obverse and Leonardo da Vinci's and Bossi's on the reverse. Letter within mourning border. Concerning the return of the book "Geschichte der Neugriechen" and the order of two others for the Weimar Library. Letter within black border. In Johann Christian Schuchardt's handwriting. Printed in Weimar Ausgabe from the draft. Letter in secretarial hand. Date on verso, 18 Feb. Both letters printed in full in the Weimar Ausgabe, the first under the date of January This is clearly material for a contemplated edition of Goethe's letters.

With English translations, typed. All are printed in the Weimar Ausgabe.

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Concerning the administration of the box office at the Weimar theater and the engagement of an actress. Printed in the Weimar Ausgabe. All in the handwriting of Goethe's secretary Ludwig Geist. Unger, , 7 vols. The last is a letter of thanks for Unger's gift of a copy of Chr. All printed in Weimar Ausgabe. Two letters from Bernhard Suphan to Prof. Budde in Bonn, dated May 27, and July 11, Printed in the Weimarer Ausgabe, 4 22, p. In case, and cardboard cover with printed transcription. The request is for Buffon, George Louis Leclerc, comte de: Written on verso of a fragment of a larger manuscript which is in a different hand.

Endorsing Christian August Vulpius as the author of a proposed book. Handwriting on envelope Alwine Frommann, friend of Goethe. Freiherr von Fritsch and C. Concerns remission of certain taxes. Kriegs Commissar, signs a document for the arrest of a deserter, Johann Heinrich Scherf. Official impressed seal attached; and with red seal. A contract establishing a pension for the two sons of Carl Ludwig Fernow, who are under the guardianship of Carl Bertuch.

Voigt, Carl Bertuch, and von Wolfskeel. With notarization by von Wolfskeel, dated Oct. Conferring full rights upon Goethe's wife to act for him in settling the estate of his deceased mother Katharina Elisabeth Goethe. As assistant in this matter he appoints Friedrich Johann Heinrich Schlosser. Lithographed calligraphical text within black borders.

Signed also by Wolfgang Maximilian Freiherr von Goethe. Boettger, Gruss und Dank von W. Letter of sympathy at the death of von Salpius' father. Legal statement of the death of Dr. Wolfgang Maximilian Freiherrn von Goethe, coupled with the official recognition of Walther Wolfgang von Goethe as his brother's sole heir. With tax stamp affixed in upper left corner of p. Wilhelm Boettger to act for him in all matters attendant on the death of his brother Wolfgang Maximilian. Expressing pleasure at receiving the recipient's basrelief. Deals with his composition of Faust.

To be published with support of the Goethe-Gesellschaft Printed suggestions with the title of the proposed work on p. Right and justice descend from one generation to another like a perpetual disease. Official impressed revenue seal. Receipt for forty pounds in full for the copyright of "The Sorrows of Werter. Letter of condolence at the sudden death of Hermann Freiherr von Reischach and his son Hermann Albert.

Proposing Rafaele Mariano of Rome as a contributor to the Allgemeine Zeitung and taking exception to a derogatory item on Gregorovius by Gutzkow in this paper. Acknowledging the engagement announcement of a daughter of Carl von Cotta. Congratulating at the birth of Cotta's grandson.

Concerns the projected publication of Gries' translation of Calderon's dramatic works, which appeared 29 under the imprint Berlin, Nicolaische Buchhandlung. Of particular historical interest because of the detailed information on conditions and activities at German universities, one year after the debacle of Jena. Mention is made of the progress on the translation of Ariosto. Concerns the possible purchase by Griesbach of duplicates of "autographis Lutheri et coaevorum" from the ducal library. Griesbach, a theology professor at Jena for 36 years, was especially noted for his critical edition of the New Testament.

Concerns publication of an article on the Edda. Two leaves have text on verso; last leaf has attached slip with corrected text. Eight leaves have text on verso. Two pages inserted after l. A revised version of the ms. In answer to Frau von Goethe's inquiry Harnier, senator, later mayor of Frankfurt, presents a lengthy explanation and historical development beginning in , of Jewish rights and privileges. Typescript copy from published version. Poem, published in his Werke, New York, , v. Together with two letter fragments on one double sheet.

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