My Autobiography: A FragmentMüller, F. Max (Friedrich Max)
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My Autobiography: A Fragment
Müller, F. Max (Friedrich Max)
Asianists -- Germany -- Biography; Müller, F. Max (Friedrich Max), 1823-1900
Mulde, excursion on foot along the, 112
Müller, Wilhelm, 47, 48
-- his poems, 48
-- his family, 52, 53
-- his home and society, 55
-- early death, 56
-- monument to, 49
Music, its influence on M. M., 67
-- wished to make it his career, 111
“Mystères de Paris,” 174
Natural Science and Mathematics little taught at Nicolai-Schule, 100
Neander, 21, 22
Newman, 286, 292-296
-- want of openness in his friends, 292, 296
-- his influence, 293
-- on “Lives of the Saints,” 294, 295
Newspapers few in number, 71
-- influence of modern, 72
-- old, 74
Nicolai-Schule, 99
-- chiefly for classics, 99-101
Niebuhr, 191, 289
Niedner, Dr., 127, 137, 140
Nirukta, the, 203
Nobbe, Dr., 99
-- his testimonial, 105
Old and young men, 36
Oriental languages, 146
Orléans, Duchesse d’, 177
Oxford, first visit to, 213
-- settled at, 220
-- social life at, 220, 221
-- changes in, 223-226
-- new buildings, 224, 225
-- conservative, 226
-- Greene’s, 227
-- Hentzner’s description of, 228
-- Giordano Bruno on, 228
-- Milton on, 228
-- society in 1810, 229-231
-- great changes in, 243, 244
-- society at, in the forties and fifties, 244, 245
-- city society of, 245, 246
-- high tone of talk, 284
-- theological atmosphere at, 286
-- trivial questions of ceremony in, 291, 292, 300, 301
Palgrave, 274, 287
Palm, Dr., 99
Palmerston, Lord, 16, 217
Pânini, 182
-- his grammar, 204
Pantschatantra, 51
Paper, scarcity of, 67
Parental influences, 27
Paris, 15, 162
Paris, journey to, 163, 164
-- meals there, 166
-- hard struggles in, 173, 283
Patagonians as types of humanity, 88
Peel, Sir Robert, 205
Philanthropinum, 54, 76
Philology, love of, 121
Philosophy, studied by M. M., 129, 137, 146
Physical science, revolt of, against Hegel, 135
Pillar and pillow, 189
“Pitar,” father, 153
Pitcairn Islands, 18
Plumptre, Dr., 213, 215, 265
Poems, M. M.’s, 104, 105
Pollen, 287
Pott, 151, 160
Pranks at University, 119, 120
“Presence of mind,” 262
Prichard, Dr., 211, 212, 221
Professor’s lectures and fees, 121, 122
Professors, feeling of German students for their, 127
Proto-Aryan language, 200
Prowe, Professor, 116, 117
Public schools in Germany, 98
-- -- in England need reforming, 242
Pusey, Dr., 261, 299, 302
Race, differentiation of, 35
Rawlinson, Sir H., 205
Reay, Professor, 260
Reinaud, 186
Religion, practical, 305, 306
Religious feeling in Germany, 68
-- -- great tolerance in, 70, 71
-- sentiments must be taught at home, 62
-- teaching in school, 63
Renan, 185, 186, 288, 289, 290, 305
Research, fellowships for, 270
Revelation, subjective not objective, 66
-- in the old sense, 288
Rigaud, John, 287
Rig-veda, how to publish the, 181, 182
-- printing of, 222
Roman Catholic Church, English national feeling opposed to, 296, 297
Rose-bush, vision of the, 43, 44
Roth, 170, 171
Routh, Dr., 247-249
Rubens, Levy, 75
Ruskin, 224
Russell, Sir W., 37, 190
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