Frankfort-on-the-Main, Goethe's birthplace, description of: its influence on Goethe, 2, 3; Goethe's return to, 109; Goethe's distaste for, 111. Frankforters, Goethe's description of, 161. _Frankfurter Gelehrten Anzeigen_, journal expounding the aims of the _Sturm und Drang_ movement, 164, 165. Frederick the Great, Goethe's admiration for, 18, 19. French literature, its domination in Germany; imitated by Goethe, 49, 75. French troops in Frankfort, 19-21. Friedberg, 239. _Gedicht der Ankunft des Herrn_, another title for _Der Ewige Jude_, 216. Gellert, Professor, German poet resident in Leipzig, 32; Goethe attends his lectures, 34. _Gemeinschaft der Heiligen_ at the Court of Darmstadt, 136. Goechhausen, Fraeulein Luise von, and the manuscript of the _Urfaust_, 288 and note. Goethe, Cornelia, Goethe's sister: her character, her influence on Goethe, Goethe's affection for her, 10, 11; his letters to her from Leipzig, 40, 41; her father's hardness to, 59; her home influence, 116; stimulates Goethe to write _Goetz von Berlichingen_, 121; married to J.G. Schlosser, 162; Goethe's last meeting with her, 273-274. Goethe, Elizabeth, Goethe's mother: her character, her relations to her son, 8-10; her religion, 15. Goethe, Johann Kaspar, Goethe's father: his character, not in sympathy with his son, his method of education, 6-7; determines, against his son's will, to send him to University of Leipzig, 23, 24; his severity towards his daughter, Cornelia, 59; estrangement from his son, 60; his pride in his genius, _ib._; his son's characterisation of him, 161; his republican opinions, 243; objects to his son's intercourse with Carl August, Duke of Weimar, 244; his opposition to his son's going to Weimar, 285; wishes him to go to Italy, _ib._