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Wahnfried-Bibliothek.Txt Katalog Der Wahnfried-Bibliothek Wahnfried-Bibliothek.txt Katalog der Wahnfried-Bibliothek Autor Abel, Heinrich F.: Titel Die deutschen Personen-Namen / v. H.[einrich] F.[ riedrich] Abel.- Berlin: 1853.- Verlag Hertz, Seitenzahl 61 S. IV-b-2.8 Schlagwörter Sprachforschung, Etymologie Fachgruppe Sprache Untergruppe Sprachwissenschaft Systematik 7-2-03-0 Autor Abel, Otto [Übers.]: Titel s. Einhard: Kaiser Karls Leben.- Autor Abel, Otto [Übers.]: Katalog der Wahnfried-Bibliothek Titel s. Einhard: Einhards Jahrbücher.- Autor Abel, Otto [Übers.]: Titel s. Die Chronik Fredegars und der Frankenkönige, die Lebensbeschreibungen des Abts Columban, der Bischöfe Arnulf u. Leodegar, der Königin Bathilde.- Autor Abel, Otto [Übers.]: Titel s. Paulus Diakonus und die übrigen Geschichtschreiber der Langobarden.- Autor Adam <von Bremen>: Titel Adam's von Bremen Hamburgische Kirchengeschichte / nach der Ausg. d. Monumenta Germaniae übers. v. J. C. M. Laurent; mit einem Vorw. v. J.[ohann] M. Lappenberg.- (Die Geschichtschreiber der deutschen Vorzeit) Sprache deutsch Übersetzer Laurent, J. C. M. Berlin: 1850.- Verlag Besser, Seitenzahl XII, 232 S. IV-c-2.2(9) Schlagwörter Geschichte des Mittelalters, Theologie des Mittelalters, deutsche Geschichte Fachgruppe Geschichte Untergruppe Geschichte des Mittelalters und der Neuzeit, Primärwerk Systematik 4-1-03-2 Seite 1 Wahnfried-Bibliothek.txt Autor Aeschylos: Titel [Sammlung <griech.>] Aeschyli tragoediae / recognovit et praefatus est Guilielmus Dindorfius.- Auflage 5. verb. Aufl.- Lipsiae [Leipzig]: 1865.- Verlag Teubner, Seitenzahl CXII, 282 S. III-b-2.15 Schlagwörter Literatur griechische Antike, Tragödie Fachgruppe Literatur Untergruppe Literatur der Antike und des Altertums, Primärwerk Systematik 2-1-01-1 Autor Aeschylos: Titel s. Sophokles: Aeschyli et Sophoclis tragoediae et fragmenta.- Autor Aeschylos: Titel [Sammlung <dt.>] Aischylos / übers. v. Joh.[ann] Gust. [av] Droysen.- Herausgeber Droysen, Johann Gustav Auflage 3. umgearb. Aufl.- Berlin: 1868, Verlag Hertz, Seitenzahl VI, 574 S. III-b-3.12 Schlagwörter Literatur griechische Antike Fachgruppe Literatur Untergruppe Literatur der Antike und des Altertums, Primärwerk Systematik 2-1-01-1 Autor Aeschylos: Titel [Sammlung <dt.>] Die Oresteia des Aeschylos: Untertitel Agamemmnon - Chophoren - Eumeniden / dt. Nachdichtung u. Erkl. v. Oswald Marbach.- Sprache deutsch Leipzig: 1874.- Verlag Naumann, Seitenzahl VI, 436 S. Bemerkungen [Widmung v. O.Marbach an R.W.] III-b-3.7 Schlagwörter Literatur griechische Antike Fachgruppe Literatur Untergruppe Literatur der Antike und des Altertums, Primärwerk Systematik 2-1-01-1 Autor Ahlwardt, Christian W. [Übers.]: Titel s. Ossian: Die Gedichte Ossians.- Autor Aimé-Martin, Louis [Hrsg.]: Titel s. Racine, Jean B.: Oeuvres complètes.- Autor Aksákow, Alexander [Hrsg.]: Seite 2 Wahnfried-Bibliothek.txt Titel s. Edmonds, John Worth: Der Amerikanische Spiritualismus.- Autor Aksákow, Alexander [Hrsg.]: Titel s. Wallace, Alfred R.: Die wissenschaftliche Ansicht des Uebernatürlichen, welche eine experimentelle Untersuchung über die vorgeblichen Kräfte von Hellsehern und Medien durch Männer der Wissenschaft wünschenswert erscheinen läßt.- Autor Albrecht <Achilles>: Titel s. Albrecht <Brandenburg, Kurfürst, III.>.- Autor Albrecht <Brandenburg, Kurfürst, III.>: Titel Das kaiserliche Buch des Markgrafen Albrecht Achilles: Untertitel kurfürstliche Periode von 1470 - 1486 / mit einem aus Archivalien d. Plassenburger Haus- u. Staats-Archivs bearb. Commentare, als Beitrag zur Charakteristik dieses Fürsten; hrsg. v. Julius von Minutoli.- Herausgeber Minutoli, Julius von Berlin: 1850.- Verlag Schneider, vorhanden Seitenzahl XXXI, 535 S.: Ill., Faks. IV-a-3.12 Schlagwörter deutsche Geschichte, Geschichte 15.Jh, Markgrafen Fachgruppe Geschichte Untergruppe Deutsche Geschichte, Primärwerk Systematik 4-1-03-3 Autor Albrecht <von Kemenaten>: Titel Dietrichs Abenteuer / v. Albrecht von Kemenaten; nebst Bruchstücken v. Dietrich u. Wenzelan; hrsg. v. Julius Zupitza.- (Deutsches Heldenbuch; 5) Berlin: 1870.- Verlag Weidmann, Seitenzahl LIV, 296 S. II-b-4.34(5) Schlagwörter deutsche Literatur, Literatur des Mittelalters Fachgruppe Literatur Untergruppe Deutsche Literatur, Primärwerk Systematik 2-1-03-2 Autor Allfeld, J. B. [Hrsg.]: Titel s. Richard Wagner: Tristan und Isolde.- Autor Amelung, Arthur [Hrsg.]: Titel s. Deutsches Heldenbuch.- Autor Amelung, Arthur [Hrsg.]: Titel s. Ortnit und die Wolfdietriche.- Autor Anakreon: Seite 3 Wahnfried-Bibliothek.txt Titel Anakreon und die sogenannten Anakreontischen Lieder / Revision u. Ergänzung der J. Fr. Degen'schen Übersetzung mit Erkl. v. Eduard Mörike.- Übersetzer Degen, J. Fr. Stuttgart: 1864.- Verlag Krais & Hoffmann, Seitenzahl 164 S. III-b-1.21 Schlagwörter Literatur griechische Antike Fachgruppe Literatur Untergruppe Literatur der Antike und des Altertums, Primärwerk Systematik 2-1-01-1 Autor Angerstein, Wilhelm: Titel Volkstänze in deutschen Mittelalter: Untertitel nach zwei Vorträgen, gehalten im Saale d. Berliner Handwerker- Vereins / v. Wilhelm Angerstein.- Sprache deutsch Berlin: 1868.- Verlag Lüderitz, Seitenzahl 32 S. IV-b-3.6 Schlagwörter Volkskunde, Tanz, deutsche Geschichte Fachgruppe Geschichte Untergruppe Geschichte des Mittelalters und der Neuzeit, Sekundärwerk Systematik 4-2-03-2 Autor anon.: Titel Gedichte eines Lebendigen.- Sprache deutsch Zürich u. Winterthur: 1844.- Verlag Literarisches Comptoir, Seitenzahl 194 S. II-a-2.16 Schlagwörter Lyrik Fachgruppe Literatur Untergruppe Deutsche Literatur, Primärwerk Systematik 2-1-03-5 Autor anon.: Titel Das Lebensgesetz: Untertitel biblische Forschungen eines Hungrigen.- Sprache deutsch Bayreuth: 1867.- Verlag Giessel, Seitenzahl 212 S. I-c-1.2 Schlagwörter Religionsforschung, Religionswissenschaft Fachgruppe Theologie Untergruppe Religionswissenschaft Systematik 6-2-00-0 Seite 4 Wahnfried-Bibliothek.txt Autor anon.: Titel Marienlegenden.- Sprache deutsch Stuttgart: 1846.- Verlag Krabbe, Seitenzahl XXII, 275 S. II-b-3.22 Schlagwörter Literatur des Mittelalters, Heiligenlegende, Textsammlung Fachgruppe Literatur Untergruppe Textsammlung Systematik 2-1-00-2 Autor anon.: Titel Ein Buch von guter Speise.- Zeitschrift_ (Bibliothek des Litterarischen Vereins in Stuttgart; Reihe IX) Stuttgart: 1844.- Verlag Literarischer Verein, Seitenzahl VI, 29 S. IV-c-1.19 Schlagwörter Volkskunde Fachgruppe Geschichte Untergruppe Volkskunde Systematik 4-1-03-2 Autor Anskar: Titel Das Leben des Bischofs Willehad / v. Anskar nach der Ausg. d. Monumenta Germaniae übers. v. J.C.M. Laurent; mit einem Vorwort v. J.M. Lappenberg.- (Die Geschichtschreiber der deutschen Vorzeit) Sprache deutsch Übersetzer Laurent, J. C. M. Berlin: 1856.- Verlag Besser, Seitenzahl VII, 31 S. IV-c-2.2(2) Schlagwörter Geschichte des Mittelalters, Biographie, Theologie des Mittelalters Fachgruppe Geschichte Untergruppe Geschichte des Mittelalters und der Neuzeit, Primärwerk Systematik 4-1-03-2 Autor Apel, August [Hrsg.]: Titel s. Polyidos.- Autor Apel, August [Hrsg.]: Titel s. Die Aitolier.- Autor Apel, August [Hrsg.]: Titel s. Kalliroe.- Seite 5 Wahnfried-Bibliothek.txt Autor Apel, August [Hrsg.]: Titel s. Gespensterbuch.- Autor Apel, August: Titel Metrik / v. August Apel.- Auflage Neue wohlfeile Ausg.- Leipzig: 1834.- Verlag Weygand, Band Bd.1 - 2.- Bemerkungen Bd.1.- XVIII, 540 S.: Notenbsp. Bd.2.- XLVIII, 692 S.: Notenbsp. III-b-3.9(1-2) Schlagwörter Verslehre, Sprachwissenschaft Fachgruppe Sprache Untergruppe Sprachwissenschaft Systematik 7-2-00-0 Autor Archenholz, Johann W. von: Titel Geschichte des Siebenjährigen Krieges in Deutschland / v. J.[ohann] W.[ilhelm] v. Archenholz; mit dem Lebensabriß d. Verf. u. einem Register hrsg. v. August Potthast.- Herausgeber Potthast, August Auflage 9. Aufl.- Berlin: 1867, Verlag Haude & Spener, Seitenzahl XVI, 560 S.: Ill. IV-a-1.6 Schlagwörter deutsche Geschichte, Geschichte 18.Jh. Fachgruppe Geschichte Untergruppe Geschichte des Mittelalters und der Neuzeit, Sekundärwerk Systematik 4-2-03-4 Autor Archenholz, Johann W. von: Titel Geschichte Gustavs Wasa, Königs von Schweden nebst einer Schilderung des Zustandes von Schweden von den ältesten Zeiten an bis Ende des fünfzehnten Jahrhunderts / v. J.[ohann] W.[ilhelm] von Archenholz. Sprache deutsch Tübingen: 1801.- Verlag Cotta, Band Bd.1 - 2.- Seitenzahl Bd.1.- X, 358 S.: Ill. Bd.2.- 328 S.: Ill. IV-a-2.11 Schlagwörter schwedische Geschichte, Geschichte des Mittelalters, Biographie Fachgruppe Geschichte Untergruppe Geschichte des Mittelalters und der Neuzeit, Sekundärwerk Seite 6 Wahnfried-Bibliothek.txt Systematik 4-2-04-2 Autor Archilochos: Titel [Sammlung <griech.> u. <dt.>] Archilochos und die dorischen Liederdichter bis auf Pindar: Untertitel vorangeht Geschichte der Rhythmen-Schöpfung / griech. mit metrischer Übers. u. prüfenden u. erkl. Anm. v. J. [ohann] A.[dam] Hartung.- (Die griechischen Lyriker; 5) Leipzig: 1856.- Verlag Engelmann.- Seitenzahl XIII, 248 S. III-b-2.2(5) Schlagwörter Literatur griechische Antike Fachgruppe Literatur Untergruppe Literatur der Antike und des Altertums, Primärwerk Systematik 2-1-01-1 Autor Ariosto, Ludovico: Titel Orlando furioso <ital.> / di Ludovico Ariosto.- Venezia [Venedig]: 1772.- Verlag Zatta, Band Bd.1 - 3.- Bemerkungen Bd.1.- o. Seitenzählung: Ill. Bd.2.- o. Seitenzählung: Ill. III-a-5.10(1-2) Schlagwörter italienische Literatur, romanische Literatur, Literatur 16.Jh Fachgruppe Literatur Untergruppe Italienische Literatur, Primärwerk Systematik 2-1-07-3 Autor Ariosto, Ludovico: Titel Orlando furioso <ital.> / di [Ludovico] Ariosto; revisto et ristampato, sopra
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