One of the epigraphs to Sylvie Germain's Infinite Possibilities is this poet's line "Come, let us take what is rightfully ours, no matter how long the journey." That line appears in an elegy that begins "Round about the city rests" and celebrates a "symbiosis" of Dionysus and Jesus Christ. An epistolary novel by this author is narrated by a man that writes letters to Bellarmin about his love Diotima. A poem from that nove
One of the epigraphs to Sylvie Germain's Infinite Possibilities is this poet's line "Come, let us take what is rightfully ours, no matter how long the journey." That line appears in an elegy that begins "Round about the city rests" and celebrates a "symbiosis" of Dionysus and Jesus Christ. An epistolary novel by this author is narrated by a man that writes letters to Bellarmin about his love Diotima. A poem from that novel titled "Song of Destiny" was set to music by Johannes Brahms. This non-Italian author of "Bread and Wine" wrote a drama in which a philosopher converses with Pausanias and Panthea before throwing himself into a volcano. Martin Heidegger analyzed the technology of Ancient Greek society in a work titled for this man's hymn "The Ister." A novel about a hero named Hyperion and The Death of Empedocles are works by, for 10 points, what German Romantic poet?
One of the epigraphs to Sylvie Germain's Infinite Possibilities is this poet's line "Come, let us take what is rightfully ours, no matter how long the journey.
Johann Christian Friedrich Hölderlin