Goethe's Writing Book

Goethe's Writing Book – Müller & Schindler – MS Ausst. 50 – University Library Johann Christian Senckenberg (Frankfurt, Germany)

Frankfurt am Main (Germany) — 1757–1759

Goethe's Writing Book

MS Ausst. 50 University Library Johann Christian Senckenberg (Frankfurt, Germany)
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Goethe's Writing Book

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Codicology

Alternative Titles
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: Labores Juveniles
Goethe: Labores Juveniles
Size / Format
170 pages / 22.0 × 18.0 cm
Origin
Germany
Date
1757–1759
Content
Writing exercises by the young Goethe, translations of biblical and historical texts, dialogues between father and son, German-Latin word lists
Artist / School
Previous Owners
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Available facsimile editions:
Goethe's Writing Book – Müller & Schindler – MS Ausst. 50 – University Library Johann Christian Senckenberg (Frankfurt, Germany)
Müller & Schindler – Simbach am Inn, 1982
Facsimile Editions

#1 Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: Labores Juveniles

Müller & Schindler – Simbach am Inn, 1982

Publisher: Müller & Schindler – Simbach am Inn, 1982
Binding: The paperback facsimile comes together with the commentary volume in a linen slipcase.
Commentary: 1 volume (16 pp.) by Clemens Köttelwesch
Language: German
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