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THE INFLUENCE OF INDIA AND PERSIA ON THE POETRY OF GERMANY - BY - ARTHUR F.J. REMY, A.M., Ph.D. - SOMETIME FELLOW IN COMPARATIVE PHILOLOGY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
PREFACE.
List of Works most frequently consulted.
Abbreviations.
Transcription.
CHAPTER I. - INTRODUCTION.
CHAPTER II. - FROM THE PORTUGUESE DISCOVERIES TO THE TIME OF SIR WILLIAM JONES.
CHAPTER III. - HERDER.
CHAPTER IV. - GOETHE.
Columbia University series of Germanic studies, vol. I, no. IV
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en
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Release date
Mar 5, 2006
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Public domain in the USA.

1871–1954
A German-born American philologist, he explored how Indian and Persian literature echoed through German poetry. His work opens a window onto the rich literary exchanges that shaped European scholarship at the turn of the 20th century.
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