Neue Bibliothek der schönen Wissenschaften und der freyen Künste [ed. by C.F. Weisse]., 第 47 巻Christian Felix Weisse 1792 |
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Ausdruck Avignoner Baukunft Begriffe bekannt Bewegungen beyde Beyfall blos Cavaillon chen cher Darstellung Dichter Dichtkunst dieſe dieſes dieß drey eben einige Empfindungen und Leidenschaften endlich ersten feine Ferrara fich find Freund freyen freylich ganze Gebäude Gedicht Gefühle und Leidenschaften Gegenstand Geschichte Geschmack gewiß giebt gleich glücklich Grade Griechen Griechenland großen Grund Hånde Handlungen håtte heißt indeß iſt Jahre James Boswell Johnson konnte körperliche Körperwelt Kunst Künſte läßt lehte lich ließ machen macht mahlen Mahlerey Mannichfaltigkeit Mantua menheit Menschen moralischen muß Nation Natur olympischen Spiele Pantomime Pausanias Pindar Poesie Reihen Schauspieler Schilderung ſchönen ſehr ſein ſeine ſelbſt seyn ſich ſie ſind sinnlicher soll ſondern Sophie Albrecht Sprache Stande Stücke Tasso Theil Trauerspiel Uebersehung unsern Urtheil Valcour Verf Vergnügen Verse Verstand viel Volk Vorstellungen vortreflich vorzüglich wahre ward wåre weiß wenig Werke Werth wirklich wohl Wörter XXXXVII Zeichen zugleich Zweck zwey zweyte
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