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Johann Jacob Bodmers Critische Betrachtungen über die poetischen Gemählde der Dichter
Bodmer, Johann Jakob (1698-1783); Breitinger, Johann Jacob (1701-1776)
1741
At end of "Vorrede": Zürich, den 10. Octobre 1740. Title page vignette. Title in red and black. Errata: p. 640. Includes index.
Translations
1865-1875
Translations of poetry and prose by (Mary) Sabilla Novello, who was fluent in Italian, French and German.
'Epigram by Coleridge' translated by (Mary) Sabilla Novello
c. 1875
'Epigram by Coleridge' translated by (Mary) Sabilla Novello from English into German, French and Italian. The press cutting is undated.
'Epigram by Coleridge' translated by (Mary) Sabilla Novello
c. 1875
'Epigram by Coleridge' translated by (Mary) Sabilla Novello from English into German, Italian and French. The press cutting is undated.
Ballad by Moritz Retzsch
1824
Printed ballad by Moritz Retzsch titled 'Schiller's Kampf mit dem Drachen' ['Schiller's fight with the dragon'], published in German in 1824.
Poems by Sir Warwick Hele Tonkin
1739
Three handwritten poems on German themes by Sir Warwick Hele Tonkin. The first is titled ‘Song on leaving Berlin’ and dated November 1739.
'Epigram on my altered eyesight' by (Mary) Sabilla Novello
c. 1875
Printed copy of 'Epigram on my altered eyesight' by (Mary) Sabilla Novello, written in English, German, Italian and French and corrected in black ink.
'Epigram on my altered eyesight' by (Mary) Sabilla Novello
1875
'Epigram on my altered eyesight' by (Mary) Sabilla Novello, written in English, German, Italian and French in purple ink. Composed in Genoa, Italy in 1875.
Ballad by Friedrich Schiller
1824
Parts one and two of a printed ballad by Friedrich Schiller: ‘Retsch’s series of outlines engraved by Henry Moses, to Fridolin or the Road to the Iron Foundery; a ballad’, in German and English,...
'To Miss xxx, Madrigal' by (Mary) Sabilla Novello
c. 1876
'To Miss xxx, Madrigal' by (Mary) Sabilla Novello. The short poem was orginally written to Edith Margaret Mozley in June 1873. She was married to her nephew Mario Gigliucci. This version is written on...