An early excerpt of this writer's most famous prose work was published in the periodical New Thalia, and he suggested that "where there is danger, a rescuing element grows as well" in his poem "Patmos
An early excerpt of this writer's most famous prose work was published in the periodical New Thalia, and he suggested that "where there is danger, a rescuing element grows as well" in his poem "Patmos." Many of this writer's works, such as "Memnon's Lament for Diotima," are dedicated to Susette Gontard, while the transition from ancient Greece to Christianity is the subject of another of his poems, "Bread and Wine." His most famous play exists in three different versions, in one of which Manes, the titular philosopher's teacher, admonishes him for his decision to leap into Mt. Etna. His hymns "Germania," "The Rhine," and "The Ister" are the subject of three Heidegger lectures on this writer. For 10 points, identify this German Romantic author of the drama The Death of Empedocles and the unfinished novel Hyperion: Or, The Hermit in Greece.
An early excerpt of this writer's most famous prose work was published in the periodical New Thalia, and he suggested that "where there is danger, a rescuing element grows as well" in his poem "Patmos."
Friedrich Holderlin