The landlord of The Sun laughed, however, in his sleeve, being probably aware that the Hotel de Brübach was a name bestowed by the students of Göttingen upon their university prison.
The newcomers were fellow-students from my own part of Germany, and had left Göttingen four days later than I.
In my dreams I returned to Göttingen and found myself in the library.
The inhabitants of Göttingen are generally divided into Students, Professors, Philistines, and Cattle, the points of difference between these castes being by no means strictly defined.
He has also, in the Transactions of the Göttingen Academy, vol.
I am chiefly indebted for the facts in the following paragraphs to a dissertation by Meiners, in the transactions of the Göttingen Academy, vol.
In this manner the œconomical garden at Göttingen is called by the common people the apothecary’s garden.
The period from his leaving Göttingen to his appearance in Edinburgh in 1876 as a working literary man of amazing activity, intelligence, and knowledge is the period that he spent among the gipsies.
He worked hard while in Göttingen to acquire a knowledge of the literature of Germany, and made himself proficient in the dialects as well as of classical German.
Footnote 4: Benjamin Franklin's visit to the University of Göttingen is described in the Göttingische Anzeigen for Sept.
In 1802 Grotefend, of Hanover, put before the Academy of Göttingen the first cuneiform alphabet.
Bancroft had studied at Göttingen and imbibed from the German historian Heeren the scientific method of historical study.
In the Göttingen camp, too, many a prisoner needs not only the exertion of his whole strength, but help as well to make the endurance of his lot physically and spiritually possible.
Oft recht eintönig,” says Professor Stange quite frankly in his interesting pamphlet on Göttingen camp.
I am pleased to say that the professors and pastors in Göttingen have, from the first, taken an interest in this camp, and Professor Stange has done much in helping the lot of the prisoners.
One great German newspaper wrote with indignation that the prisoners in the Göttingen Camp had as good a time as if they were at a health resort.
Gmelin, the Göttingen Pastors, and others, is a remarkable fact.
He directs all the instruction given in the Göttingen camp, attends daily, gives lectures and superintends the library.
At Göttingen occurred an accident which indirectly altered the whole aspect of Brahms' position.
After the concert at Weimar, Brahms bade adieu to his mercurial companion, and set out at once for Göttingen in order to claim the promised letter of introduction to Robert Schumann.
In 1766 he attended a meeting of the Royal Society of Science in Göttingen while on a trip through Germany and visited Dr.
He was made a member of the Göttingen learned society.
When, however, Victor was eighteen years of age, Lord Horion had sent him to Göttingen to study medicine, and he had remained at that university for eight years.
The summer after his first winter in Detmold was spent in Göttingen with warm friends.
In Düsseldorf, Hanover, Göttingen and Bonn he had many friends and was always welcome.
At Göttingen they have, from an auction at Lüneburg in 1767, the C.
Besides the Huth mutilated copy and the Göttingen complete one (of 1526) there is a fragment at the Birthplace Museum, Stratford.
Hesse, a clergyman of Nienburg, and published at Göttingen in 1821.
Many of the Anacreontists and Göttingen poets, as well as Klopstock, shewed genuine enthusiasm; but their horizon was narrow, and though F.
The idyllic was now cultivated with increased fervour, especially by the Göttingen Brotherhood of Poets.
He labored seven years at Göttingen at the beginning of his career as professor, and a similar period at its close.
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