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Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim:Biblio.com

Nathan der Weise. Ein Dramatisches Gedicht in funf Aufzugen.

Lessing Gotthold Ephraim, Hermann Samuel ReimarusBiblio.com

3 books on Wolfenbuttel controversy 1784-87:Von dem Zwecke Jesu und seiner Jünger Noch ein Fragment des Wolfenbüttelschen Ungenannten 1784; Fragmente des Wolfenbüttelschen Ungenannten ein Anhang zu dem Fragment vom Zwecke Jesu und seiner Jünger 1784; Uebrige noch ungedruckte Werke des Wolfenbüttlischen Fragmentisten. Ein Nachlass von Gotthold Ephraim Lessing. Herausgegeben von C. A. E. Schmidt pseudonym for Johann Andreas Riem 1787

1787H244Berlin: Arnold Wever 1787. Hardcover. Very Good. In English: On the Purpose of Jesus and His Disciples Another Fragment of the anonymous WolfenbÃ¼ttel author 1784; Fragments of the anonymous WolfenbÃ¼ttel author an Appendix to the Fragment On the Purpose of Jesus and His Disciples 1784; Remaining Still Unpublished Works of the WolfenbÃ¼ttel Fragmentist. A Posthumous Paper by Gotthold Ephraim Lessing. Edited by C. A. E. Schmidt pseudonym for Johann Andreas Riem 1787. First volume is a â€œneue Auflageâ€ second volume is a first printing third volume probably also a first printing; it does not list a publisher but most scholars think it was Wever who published this volume as well. 8vo old half vellum and patterned paper-covered boards 276 298 410 pp. Very good light soil and rubbing to binding minor ex-library marks with bookplates to pastedown blindstamp to title pages. Lessing died in 1781; these posthumously published 'fragments' are an outgrowth of the WolfenbÃ¼ttel controversy 1774â€“1778 which arose when Lessing serving as librarian at the ducal library in WolfenbÃ¼ttel published fragments from the late Hermann Samuel Reimarusâ€™s unpublished manuscripts criticizing revealed religion and biblical miracles. Lessing issued these as the WolfenbÃ¼ttel Fragments arguing that open theological debate was vital for truth. The fragmentsâ€™ rationalist deistic argumentsâ€”denying revelation and the divinity of Christâ€”provoked fierce opposition from Lutheran authorities particularly Pastor Johann Melchior Goeze of Hamburg. The dispute escalated into public pamphlet battles over faith reason and the limits of theological inquiry ending when the Duke forbade Lessing to write on religion. The controversy became a key moment in the German Enlightenmentâ€™s challenge to orthodox theology. These appear to be Lessingâ€™s last word on the subject with an essay and notes by him plus further material from Reimarusâ€™s manuscripts issued from beyond the grave. Arnold Wever hardcover

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