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Christoph Martin Wieland
Oberon [PDF ebook]
Ein romantisches Heldengedicht in zwölf Gesängen. Nebst Nachrichten von Wielands Leben

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Örtmek Christoph Martin Wieland: Oberon (PDF)

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Frontmatter — Inhalt — Oberon. Gin romantisches Heldengedicht in zwölf Gesängen — An den Leser — Erster Gesang — Zweiter Gesang — Dritter Gesang — Vierter Gesang — Fünfter Gesang — Sechster Gesang — Siebenter Gesang — Achter Gesang — Neunter Gesang — Zehnter Gesang — Elster Gesang — Zwölfter Gesang — Anmerkungen — Nachrichten von Wielands Leben

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