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xviii, 154 pages 19 cm
Jacob Schwieger, whose name was placed at the head of the t.p. by the editor (Raehse), was believed by him and a few other critics to be the author as noted in Raehse's introduction. Albert Koester in an essay "Der verfasser der Geharnschten Venus," 1897, proves that the author was Kaspar von Stieler
Original t.p. (reproduced p. [1]) Die geharnschte Venus oder Liebes-lieder im kriege gedichtet ... von Filidor dem Dorfferer. Hamburg, Gedrukkt bey Michael Pfeiffern. In verlegung Christian Guht. buchhändlers im Thum, im jahr1660
xviii, 154 pages 19 cm
Jacob Schwieger, whose name was placed at the head of the t.p. by the editor (Raehse), was believed by him and a few other critics to be the author as noted in Raehse's introduction. Albert Koester in an essay "Der verfasser der Geharnschten Venus," 1897, proves that the author was Kaspar von Stieler
Original t.p. (reproduced p. [1]) Die geharnschte Venus oder Liebes-lieder im kriege gedichtet ... von Filidor dem Dorfferer. Hamburg, Gedrukkt bey Michael Pfeiffern. In verlegung Christian Guht. buchhändlers im Thum, im jahr1660
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Jacob Schwieger, whose name was placed at the head of the t.-p. by the editor (Raehse), was believed by him and a few other critics to be the author as noted in Raehse's introduction. Albert Koester in an essay "Der verfasser der Geharnschten Venus," 1897, proves that the author was Kaspar von Stieler.
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