XL. Martin Luther 201
XLI. Ulrich von Hütten 206
XLII. Thomas Murner 209
XLIII. The Reformation Drama 211
XLIV. Hans Sachs 221
XLV. Folk-Songs of the Sixteenth Century 230
XLVI. The Chapbooks 233
XLVII. Johann Fischart 239
XLVIII. Jakob Ayrer 242
XLIX. Georg Rodolf Weckherlin 246
L. Martin Opitz 248
LI. Paul Fleming 253
LII. Friedrich von Logau 255
LIII. Andreas Gryphius 259
LIV. Simon Dach 266
LV. Paul Gerhardt 271
LVI. Friedrich Spe 273
LVII. Hofmann von Hofmannswaldau 277
LVIII. Daniel Casper von Lohenstein 280
LIX. Hans Jakob Christoffel von Grimmelshausen 283
LX. Benjamin Neukirch 286
LXI. Johann Christian Günther 289
LXII. Barthold Heinrich Brockes 294
LXIII. Johann Christoph Gottsched 297
LXIV. Johann Jakob Bodmer 301
LXV. Albrecht Haller 305
LXVI. Ewald von Kleist 310
LXVII. Friedrich von Hagedorn 314
LXVIII. Christian Fürchtegott Gellert 319
LXIX. Johann Wilhelm Ludwig Gleim 323
LXX. Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock 326
LXXI. Christoph Martin Wieland 334
LXXII. Gotthold Ephraim Lessing 342
LXXIII. Johann Gottfried Herder 352
LXXIV. Johann Wolfgang Goethe 360
LXXV. Minor Dramatists of the Storm and Stress Era 371
LXXVI. The Göttingen Poetic Alliance 381
LXXVII. Gottfried August Bürger 386
LXXVIII. Friedrich Schiller 392
PART I
FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES
TO THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY
In Modern German Translations
+I. THE LAY OF HILDEBRAND+
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