The Holy Roman Empire in German Literature
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Here and there we find a thrust at the Empire, as for example in Ein Lied von 88 Wolffs Sammhmg histor. Volkslieder, p. 185.
89 E. Meier Deutsche Kinderreime und Kinderspiele aus Schwaben, p. 39- 00 Deutsche Sprichworter, No. 5363. For a similar proverb, Das Reich ist uneinig, referring to disagreements of any kind between individuals or parties, cf. ibid.. No. 8319.
59 Muhlhausen und der Eidgenossenschaft, Liliencron III., 162 ff., of I5i5> which warns the Swiss to preserve their unity, for (S...tr. 20) : Uneinigkeit all retch zerstort, kan aber keins nicht machen.
or in the song Von Wullenwever und den regierenden Bur- gern zu Liibeck (1534), LiHencron IV., 100 if., which depicts the Protestant rehelHon led by the Hamburg merchant Jorgen Wullenwever. Strophe 4 describes how a mandate of the Em- peror was received: des keisers torn men fruchte, eim rad daran misduchte; Hans Katte nam dat vor spodd: de keiser wer kein god.
The last line became the watchword of the rebelHon (Str. 5).
Forster.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here and there we find a thrust at the Empire, as for example in Ein Lied von 88 Wolffs Sammhmg histor. Volkslieder, p. 185.
89 E. Meier Deutsche Kinderreime und Kinderspiele aus Schwaben, p. 39- 00 Deutsche Sprichworter, No. 5363. For a similar proverb, Das Reich ist uneinig, referring to disagreements of any kind between individuals or parties, cf. ibid.. No. 8319.
59 Muhlhausen und der Eidgenossenschaft, Liliencron III., 162 ff., of I5i5> which warns the Swiss to preserve their unity, for (S...tr. 20) : Uneinigkeit all retch zerstort, kan aber keins nicht machen.
or in the song Von Wullenwever und den regierenden Bur- gern zu Liibeck (1534), LiHencron IV., 100 if., which depicts the Protestant rehelHon led by the Hamburg merchant Jorgen Wullenwever. Strophe 4 describes how a mandate of the Em- peror was received: des keisers torn men fruchte, eim rad daran misduchte; Hans Katte nam dat vor spodd: de keiser wer kein god.
The last line became the watchword of the rebelHon (Str. 5).
Forster.
What to read after The Holy Roman Empire in German Literature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Hermann Zeydel to read onlineMoreLess
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