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Table talk

Johannes Aurifaber
1567
Published by Peter Schmidt

What Martin Luther Must Have Certainly Wanted to Say

by
Ursula Kampmann, translated by Teresa Teklić

Already during his lifetime Luther was the Protestant equivalent of a saint. All the words of wisdom he is said to have shared on all sorts of events have been written down for posterity by his followers. Johannes Aurifaber published all of it as “Luther’s Table talk, with his very own agenda.

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Opera quae exstant, a Iusto Lipsio postremum recensita

C. Cornelius Tacitus
1648
Printed by the Offizina Plantiniana

How Tacitus Became a Bestseller

by
Ursula Kampmann, translated by Maike Meßmann

Only a few books have such a spectacular transmission history as the works of Tacitus. Their story begins with thefts in German monasteries. However, the author only became truly appealing when the Reformation had created a new national German identity.

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Les Baisers: Précédés du Mois de Mai Poème. Compositions Originales de Brunelleschi

Claude-Joseph Dorat
1947
Published by Eddis

Only a Mild Spring Fever

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Teresa Teklić, translated by Maike Meßmann

A mediocre French author writes mediocre poems about spring and love. But even though his beloved is a prostitute, his literary kisses are rather chaste.

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Anatome animalium, Terrestrium variorum, Volatilium, Aquatilium, Serpentum, Insectorum, Ovorumque, structuram naturalem etc.

Gerhard Blasius
1681
Printed by widow of Johannis van Someren, Hendrick Boom and widow of Theodorus Boom

Science That Gets Under The Skin

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Björn Schöpe, translated by Rachel Agard

In the 17th century, Amsterdam was Europe’s number-one city for scientific research. One of the city’s great minds was the brilliant physician Gerhard Blasius, one of the co-founders of comparative anatomy. And, typically enough, his last book was a handbook of animal anatomy.

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Instrumentum Pacis

1648
Printed by Nikolaus Heil in Mainz, published by Philipp Jakob Fischer

How to Make Peace

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Ursula Kampmann

There is no war that shaped Germany more than the conflict between the emperor and the empire that went down in history as the Thirty Years’ War. The fact that Germany is a federal republic now can be traced back to this war – and to the peace that put an end to it.

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