Poet

Friedrich Schiller

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English

• Klopstock And Wieland.
• Knowledge.
• Language.
• Light And Color.
• Light And Warmth.
• Longing.
• Love And Desire.
• Majestas Populi.
• Man's Dignity.
• Mary
• Melancholy To Laura.
• Monument Of Moor The Robber. [65]
• Moor's Song
• My Antipathy.
• My Faith.
• Nadowessian Death-Lament.
• Naenia.
• Naturalists And Transcendental Philosophers.
• Nuptial Ode. [60]
• Odysseus.
• Parables And Riddles.
• Participation.
• Pegasus In Harness.
• Political Precept.
• Pompeii And Herculaneum.
• Punch Song.
• Punch Song.
• Quirl.
• Rapture To Laura.
• Recruit's Song
• Reproach To Laura.
• Resignation.
• Riddle
• Rousseau.
• Science Of Music.
• Second CUIRASSIER sings
• Shakespeare's Ghost. A Parody.
• Spinosa.
• The Agreement.
• The Alpine Hunter.
• The Animating Principle.
• The Antique To The Northern Wanderer.
• The Antiques At Paris.
• The Artifice.
• The Artists
• The Assignation. [14]
• The Babbler Of Art.
• The Bad Monarchs. [66]
• The Bards Of Olden Time.
• The Battle.
• The Best State Constitution.
• The Best State.
• The Circle Of Nature.
• The Commencement Of The New Century.
• The Common Fate.
• The Complaint Of Ceres. [29]
• The Conflict.
• The Connecting Medium.
• The Count Of Hapsburg. [38] A Ballad.
• The Cranes Of Ibycus. A Ballad.
• The Danaides.
• The Dance.
• The Difficult Union.
• The Dilettante.
• The Diver. A Ballad.
• The Division Of The Earth.
• The Duty Of All.
• The Eleusinian Festival.
• The Epic Hexameter.
• The Fairest Apparition.
• The Father.
• The Favor Of The Moment.
• The Favor Of The Muses.
• The Feast Of Victory.
• The Flowers.
• The Fortune-Favored. [53]
• The Forum Of Woman.
• The Fountain Of Second Youth.
• The Four Ages Of The World.
• The Fugitive.
• The Genius With The Inverted Torch.
• The German Art.
• The Girdle.
• The Glove. A Tale.
• The Gods Of Greece.
• The Greatness Of The World.
• The Hereditary Prince Of Weimar, On His Proceeding To Paris.
• The Highest.
• The Homerides.
• The Honorable.
• The Hostage. A Ballad.
• The Hypochondriacal Pluto. A Romance.
• The Ideal And The Actual Life.
• The Ideal Of Woman. To Amanda.
• The Ideals.
• The Iliad.
• The Imitator.
• The Immutable.
• The Impulses.
• The Infanticide.
• The Inquirers.
• The Invincible Armada.
• The Journalists And Minos.
• The Key.
• The Knight Of Toggenburg. A Ballad.
• The Knights Of St. John.
• The Law Of Nature.
• The Lay Of The Mountain.
• The Learned Workman.
• The Maid Of Orleans.
• The Maiden From Afar. (Or From Abroad.)
• The Maiden's Lament.
• The Master.
• The Meeting.
• The Merchant.
• The Messiad.
• The Metaphysician.
• The Mole.
• The Moment.
• The Moral Force.
• The Moral Poet.
• The Muses' Revenge.
• The Observer.
• The Parallel
• The Peasants. [67]
• The Peculiar Ideal.
• The Philosophers.
• The Philosophers.
• The Philosophical Egotist.
• The Philosophies.
• The Pilgrim.
• The Plague. A Phantasy.
• The Playing Infant.
• The Poetry Of Life.
• The Power Of Song.
• The Power Of Woman.
• The Present Generation.
• The Present.
• The Proverbs Of Confucius.
• The Puppet-Show Of Life.
• The Ring Of Polycrates. [32] A Ballad.
• The Rivers.
• The Satyr And My Muse.
• The Secret.
• The Sexes.
• The Simple Peasant. [62]
• The Sower.
• The Sublime Subject.
• The Sunday Children.
• The Three Ages Of Nature.
• The Triumph Of Love. A Hymn.
• The Two Guides Of Life. The Sublime And The Beautiful.
• The Two Paths Of Virtue.
• The Veiled Statue At Sais.
• The Virtue Of Woman.
• The Walk.
• The Winter Night.
• The Wirtemberger.
• The Words Of Belief.
• The Words Of Error.
• The Youth By The Brook. [16]
• Thekla. A Spirit Voice.
• Theophania.
• Thoughts On The 1St October, 1781.
• To -----
• To -----
• To -----
• To A Moralist.
• To A World-Reformer.
• To A Young Friend Devoting Himself To Philosophy.
• To Astronomers.
• To Emma.
• To Laura At The Harpsichord.
• To Laura. (The Mystery Of Reminiscence.) [2]
• To Lawgivers.
• To Meyer In Italy.
• To Minna.
• To My Friends.
• To Mystics.
• To Proselytizers.
• To The Fates.
• To The Muse.
• To The Poet.
• To The Spring.
• Trifles.
• Trust In Immortality.
• Two Descriptions Of Action.
• Variety.
• Verses Written In The Folio Album Of A Learned Friend.
• Volumes, Chapters And Stories
• Votive Tablets.
• William Tell. [59]
• Wisdom And Prudence.
• Worth And The Worthy.
• Written In A Young Lady's Album.
• Zenith And Nadir.

Portuguese

• Os deoses da Grecia