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Best.-Nr. 966891München: Carl Hanser Verlag. Orig.Leinen. Einbandentwurf: Walter Leonhard. Ausgewählt und Mit einem Nachwort versehen von Wolfgang Stammler. 8°. Gut erhalten. Carl Hanser Verlag. unknown
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1770Best.-Nr. H443Braunschweig / Berlin: Buchhandlung des Waisenhauses / Christian Friedrich Voss 1770. First printing. Hardcover. Fair. First printings of two books bound together. 8vo 8 x 6.25 inches early or original half leather and patterned boards. Fair copy with ex-library marks wear and rubbing to binding rear board just about detached inch loss of leather to head of spine. Text of first volume tanned but free of marks but for embossed library stamp on title page of first volume second volume somewhat brighter. 8 189 1 pp; 8 87 1 pp 5 engraved plates plus elaborate engraved vignette on title page and engraved pictorial vignette as headpiece to p. 1 of text of second volume. Berengarius Turonensis is mainly in German with portions in German: Lessing examines the 11th-century theologian Berengar of Tours who challenged the orthodox doctrine of the real presence in the Eucharist. Lessing uses Berengar’s case to explore the limits of church authority and the tension between faith and reason essentially presenting Berengar as an early rational critic of dogma and a symbol of intellectual freedom within theology. “Wie die Alten den Tod gebildet” “How the Ancients Represented Death” 1769 is an essay on classical art and symbolism. Lessing argues that the Greeks did not depict Death as a terrifying skeleton or monster but rather as a gentle sleeping youth—sometimes holding a torch turned downward—reflecting their view of death as peaceful rest rather than horror. The essay contrasts ancient serenity with modern fear and serves as a key example of Lessing’s aesthetic humanism. Both are rare in the trade and seldom come up for auction. Buchhandlung des Waisenhauses / Christian Friedrich Voss hardcover
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2000Best.-Nr. BN255978Weimar : Verl. Hermann Böhlaus Nachf. 2000. 2000. Briefe aus der Brautzeit 1770 - 1776. Gotthold Ephraim Lessing/Eva König. Mit einem einl. Essay von Walter Jens. Neu hrsg. und kommentiert von Wolfgang Albrecht Briefe aus der Brautzeit 1770 - 1776. Gotthold Ephraim Lessing/Eva König. Mit einem einl. Essay von Walter Jens. Neu hrsg. und kommentiert von Wolfgang Albrecht Lessing Gotthold Ephraim Eva König und Wolfgang Albrecht Weimar : Verl. Hermann Böhlaus Nachf. unknown
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