Das Bücher-Dekameron
Register
Addison 285
Aeschylos 123
Aho Juhani 284
Allgeier 69
Alexis, Willibald 128
Altenberg 58, 257
Andersen 54, 134
D’Annunzio 9, 21, 42, 107, 205, 278, 282
Apulejus 21
Archipenko 231
Arcos, René 277
Ariost 201
Aristophanes 217
Aristoteles 74, 246
Arndt 210
Arnim, Achim v. 108
Auernheimer 257
Aurevilly, Barbey d’ 108
Auwers 268
Ayrer 24
Baalschem 288
Bab, Julius 191
Babits 284
Bahr 85
Baker 104, 227
Balder 261
Balla 281
Balzac 18, 24, 29, 71, 110, 162, 170, 228, 274, 278, 302, 303, 318
Balzagette 215
Bang 28, 242, 244, 288
Barbusse 205, 215, 271, 275, 276, 286
Barlach 106
Barret-Browning 278
Barrow 103
Bartels 173
Bassermann 70, 77
Baudelaire 28, 107, 244, 255, 274, 278
Baum, Oskar 258
Bazaine 12
Beardsley 285
Beaumarchais 131, 304
Beaumont, Herzogin v. 170
Becher, Joh. R. 106, 213
Beckmann 44, 214, 303
Beer-Hofmann 257
Benedetti 12
Benn 135, 233
Béranger 228
Berger, Ludwig 80
Bernard 102
Bernhardt, Sarah 77, 131
Bernini 26, 27, 158, 161, 304
Beyerlein 52
Bierbaum 58
Bie, Oskar 279
Bismarck 141
Björnson 289
Blanchard 141
Blei, Franz 172, 177, 178, 179, 180, 278
Bleibtreu 57
Blériot 42, 145, 152, 228, 319
Block, Alexander 285, 303
Bloem 46, 63
Blümner 106
Boccaccio 20, 21, 36, 113, 233, 264, 318
Boccioni 229, 281
Böcklin 303
Boehme, Jacob 106
Boileau 74, 130
Bonsels 47, 55, 99, 181, 269, 305
Borchardt 85, 86
Börne 172
Bosch 303, 307, 310
Bosse 77
Bossi 268
Bossuet 25, 101
Botticelli 242
Boucher 36, 96
Boussanelle, Rittmeister de 247
Brant 209
Brantôme 102
Breitensträter 177
Brentano 172, 211
Brod 258
Brummel 263
Brunetière 172
Brunner, Prof. 171
Bruun, Laurids 104, 288
Buber, Martin 287
Büchner 27, 46, 84, 107, 128
Bulwer, Earl Lytton 161, 207, 285
Burkhardt, Jacob 102
Burns, Robert 162
Byron 107, 137, 207, 231, 272, 285
Cagliostro 178
Calderon 97, 270, 307, 314
Camp du 307
Carlyle 287
Carrà 229, 281
Cartailhac 305
Casanova 18, 20, 102, 201
Cäsar 83, 204, 254, 309
Cassirer, Paul 303
Castiglione 113
Catt, Henri de 26
Cellini, Benvenuto 102
Cervantes 42, 104, 130, 138
Cézanne 102, 274
Chalet, Marquise v. 172
Chamfort 152
Chanteloup, v. 156
Châteaubriand 114
Chénier, André 222
Chennevières 215, 277
Chesterton 112, 286
Cicero 228, 240
Cinna 13, 15, 36
Claudel, Paul 204, 270, 275, 278
Clemenceau 16, 188
Colbert 157
Colin, Paul 215, 277
Colyn 312
Conan Doyle 109
Constable 175
Constant 43, 208
Cook 103, 147, 148, Reisebüro
Cook, James 210
Cooper 109, 287
Coquelin 77
Corinth 244
Corneille 26, 308
Correggio 141
Corot 303
Cortez 30
Coster de 111, 278, 284, 314
Courbet 207, 274, 302
Couture 274
Cranach 310
Creusot 213, 311
Crebillon 111, 160
Croce 282
Cromwell 159
Csala, Ernst von 140
Curjello 103
Dach, Simon 24
Dante 113, 123, 278
Däubler 86, 213, 233, 235, 278
Daudet 62
Daumier 214
Dauthendey 51, 53, 54, 55, 56, 63, 113
Davkins, Sir William Lloyd 13
Defoe 104, 109, 314
Dehmel 44, 278
Delacroix 158, 179, 214, 218, 303
Dempsey 121
Descartes 24
Devrient 74
Diderot 173
Didring 89
Diebold 235
Dickens 113, 132, 159, 207, 285, 314
Dinter 63
Döblin 29, 233, 244
Doesburg, Theo v. 280
Dornseiff 86
Dostojewski 97, 258, 259, 284, 290, 314
Dreyfuß 207
Duhamel 215, 277
Dumas 274
Dürer 267
Durieux 77
Dyck, van 267
Dymow 284
Ebert 315
Eckardt, Meister 24, 42
Eduard VII. 10, 263
Eeden, van 278
Eekhoud 287
Ehrenstein, Albert 134, 213
Eichendorff 50, 51, 107, 113, 238
Elliot 285
Elvestad 109
Emin Pascha 104, 227
Emerson 287
Enghien 276
Ensor 218
Epinasse, Mademoiselle de l’ 111
Ernst, Paul 44, 238, 255, 256, 259, 260
Erzberger 9
Essig, Hermann 136
Eugenie, Kaiserin 214
Eugen, Prinz 257
Eulenberg 254
Euripides 124, 220
Evans, Oliver 227
Ewers 55
Eje 109
Fenelon 130
Feuerbach 274, 303
Fichte 83
Fielding 159, 162, 285, 306, 314
Fischart 25, 42, 209, 310
Fischer, S. 279
Flake 278
Flaubert 20, 37, 102, 111, 207, 242, 274, 302, 304, 308, 314
Flechtheim 46
Flemming, Graf 157
Fleuron 105, 286, 288
Flint 106
Forster 210
Foscolo 207
Farrère 274
France, Anatole 107, 131, 134, 135, 139, 153, 154, 271, 274, 276, 278, 284, 305, 319
Frank, Leonhard 216, 233, 259
Frank, Bruno 258
Franz I. 25, 156, 264
Freeman 138
Freud 258
Freytag 45
Friedländer (Mynona) 173
Friedrich der Große 26, 71, 103, 157, 160, 168, 182, 199, 201, 302, 304
Friedrich Wilhelm IV. 211
Fröhlich, Friedrich 102
Froitzheim 177
Gabis, Diane de 152
Gagarin, Fürstin 10
Gainsborough 158, 162
Galilei 206, 277
Gallow 103
Gambetta 11, 176
Gauguin 52, 104, 274
Gavarni 213, 214
Geijerstam 289
George, Stefan 28, 52, 60, 85, 243, 244, 278
Gerstäcker 109, 260
Gessi 104, 227
Geßner 59
Ghéradine 153, 154
Gide 275, 277
Gilbert 148
Gjellerup 288
Gleichen-Rußwurm 106
Gleim 228
Goertz, Graf 18
Goethe 42, 43, 73, 110, 172, 191, 206, 207, 209, 228, 242, 268, 276, 284, 302, 304, 307
Gogh, van 102, 242, 245, 274
Gogol 108, 284
Goldsmith 159, 282
Goldoni 161
Goltz, von der 205
Goncourt 113
Gordon 104
Gorion ben 287
Gorki 218, 271, 284
Gottfried von Straßburg 56, 165, 253
Gottsched 74, 167
Goya 42, 156, 160
Grabbe 27, 44, 78, 112, 199, 242, 310, 321
Grätz, Paul 140
Greco 30
Green 227
Grillparzer 74
Grimm 53, 160, 280
Grimmelshausen 23, 127, 310
Groß, George 214
Großmann, Rudolf 214
Großmann, Stefan 280
Grünewald 34, 42, 267, 310
Gryphius 127
Guilbeaux 276
Guizot 11
Gumppenberg 58
Gundolf, F. 199, 244
Gutzkow 180
Günther 45
Gyldendal (Verlag) 290
Habicht, V. C. 233
Hagenbeck 286
Halbe 58
Halström, P. 289
Hamilton Prinz 10
Hamsun 104, 289
Hänisch 188
Harden 86, 102
Hart 57
Harte, Bret 287
Hartleben 58
Hartmann v. Aue 101, 314
Hartung 80, 239
Hasenclever 216
Hauptmann, Gerhart 44, 55, 70, 71, 80, 187, 188, 193, 204, 219, 244 279
Hausenstein 86, 235, 236
Hearn, Lafcadio 105
Hebel, Peter 198
Hedin, Sven 105, 227
Heidenstam 289
Heine, H. 18, 27, 46, 57, 87, 107, 128, 129, 134, 164, 172, 175, 177, 178, 180, 302, 303
Heinrich IV. 13
Heinrich VIII. 156
Heinse 46, 52, 84, 111, 260
Heller 109, 289
Helvetius 206
Henckell 57
Herder 172
Here 248
Hérédia 244
Herzog 46
Hesse 55, 60, 255, 258
Heym, Georg 213
Heyse, Paul 28, 45
Hiller, Kurt 86
Hille, Peter 56
Hirschfeld 58
Hoek, Henri 106
Hoffmann, E. T. A. 53, 108, 139, 255, 287
Hofmannsthal 85, 107, 243, 244, 257
Hogarth 158, 159, 213
Holbein 156, 267, 303
Hölderlin 199
Holst, Roland 278
Hölty 51
Holz, Arno 28
Hölz, Max 17
Hokusai 36
Horaz 20, 23, 66, 277, 320
Hübner 86, 278
Huch 72, 253
Huerta 148
Hugo, Viktor 76, 160, 207, 242, 274, 302, 303
Hülsenbeck 218, 281
Hutten, Ulrich v. 84, 127, 207, 209
Huysmans 113, 274
Jacobsen 54, 58, 244, 288
Jacques, Norbert 55, 260
Jäger, Hans 289
Jakob, Heinrich Eduard 233
Jammes, Francis 112, 270, 275
Ibsen 78, 289
Jensen, J. V. 105, 288
Jessner 80
Iffland 74
Ingres 37, 96, 242, 303
Joinville 273, 275
Jones, Burn 314
Jouve 276
Irving 286, 287
Isabella v. Spanien 214
Jumala 292
Jungnickel 45
Jupiter 246, 292
Jürgensen 105, 288
Kafka 258
Kaiser, Georg 29, 46, 80, 233, 244
Kändler, Joachim 305
Kamnitzer, Ernst 149
Kant 208
Karlweis 233
Karnisuta 157
Katharina v. Rußland 102, 157
Kaulbach 128
Keats 107
Keller 60, 252, 254, 255, 258, 262
Kellermann 244
Kempis, Thomas a 278
Kerr 29, 85, 86, 113
Kesser, Hermann 85, 233
Keyserling, Eduard 107, 145, 229, 242, 244
— Hermann 97, 145, 146, 150, 181
Kianto, Ilmari 284
Kipling 105, 270, 279, 286
Kivi, Aleksis 284
Klabund 260
Klee 232, 259
Kleist 27, 172, 310
Klinger 209
Klopstock 51, 74, 209, 267
Kokoschka 244
Kolb, Annette 29, 85, 112, 215, 278
Konrad 58, 101
Konradi 58
Kornfeld 235, 239, 259
Körner 191, 210, 219
Kortum 137
Köster 177
Kraus, Werner 77
— Karl 136, 137
Krell, Max 85, 279
Kretzer 58
Krupp 213
Kubin 108
Kusmin 284
Laclos 111
Lafontaine 130
Lagerlöf 112, 289
Lamartine 107, 207, 212, 274
Lamb, Lady Caroline 272
La Mettrie 201
Lasker-Schüler 213, 215
Latham 228
Lauff 46
Lautensack 287
Lautrec 214
Lauzun, Herzog v. 89, 114
Leboeuf 12
Lebrun 158
Lemonnier 278
Lenau 44
Lenclos, Ninon de 102
Lenin 280
Lenoir 227
Leopardi, Graf 229, 282
Le Sage 130
Lesseps, v. 145
Lessing 26, 48, 74, 127, 128, 166, 172, 175, 178, 303
Leyen, von der 174, 200, 205, 206
Lichnowsky 105, 233
Lichtenberg 87, 198
Liebermann 243, 244
Lienhard 106
Lionardo da Vinci 156, 267, 315
Lipschitz 257
Liscow 127
Lissauer 219
Liszt 127
Livingstone 104, 227
Lloyd George 188, 193
Loke 261
London, Jack 109
Longfellow 287
Loti, Pierre 274
Loucheur 311
Louys 274
Ludwig 55, 105
Lukian 19, 21
Luther 25, 84, 207, 209, 310
Mackay 58
Macpherson 285
Madelung, Ange 105, 288
Maintenon 160
Makart 303
Malermüller 51
Mäleskirchner 42, 303
Mallarmé 28, 244, 274
Manet 229, 242, 244, 303
Mann, Heinrich 85, 111, 134, 135, 200, 216, 233, 253, 278
— Thomas 112, 255, 262, 280
Manuel 74, 209
Manucci 90
Manzoni 207
Marc, Franz 239, 306
Marlowe 74
Maria Theresia 169, 257
Marryat 109
Martens, Kurt 102, 200
Martin, Karlheinz 80
Martinet 276
Marinetti 281
Masereel, Frans 214
Maeterlinck 107, 274
Matisse 242
May 109
Mehring 140
Meidner 191
Meier-Gräfe 86, 236
Meissonier 128
Menge 141, 156
Merk 87
Mesnevi 104
Metternich 211
Meunier 44
Meurthe, de la 312
Meyrink 108, 258
Michel, Wilhelm 85
Michelangelo 27, 42, 126
Michelin 312
Mika 268
Mille, Pierre 274
Milton 267
Mirabeau 170, 198
Mohammed 283
Molière 27, 72, 74, 126, 130, 172, 270, 311, 314
Molnar 283
Monet 244
Monolescu 287
Montaigne 145, 273
Montesquieu 101, 130, 138
Morgan 313
Morgenstern 200, 287
Mörike 108
Morier, James 112
Moricz 284
Morse 227
Moscherosch 127
Mozart 102, 126, 207
Müller 63
Multatuli 278
Munch 289
Münchhausen 44
Münzer, Thomas 14, 232
Murasaki 155
Murat 59
Murner 51, 209
Muskau, Fürst Pückler v. 13, 66, 102, 228
Musset, Alfred de 107, 137, 242, 257, 274, 304
Myller 302
Nachmann, Rabbi 288
Napoleon I. 34, 59, 83, 95, 124, 191, 207, 214, 228, 268, 276, 287, 306, 309
— III. 102
Necker 219
Neumann 268
Newton 131
Nexö 218, 288
Nietzsche 27, 45, 151
Nofrit 156, 231, 233
Nolde 239
Northcliff, Lord 286
Novalis 107
Odin 292
Oeder 229
Oegg 268
Ollivier 12
Opitz 24
Origines 126
Oswald 58
Palm 276
Panin 285
Panizza 58
Pontoppidan 218, 244, 288
Papini 282
Paquet, A. 274
Pascoli 282
Patterson 321
Paul, Jean 27, 46, 47, 52, 57, 58, 111, 128, 139, 229
Penell 218
Percy 103, 285
Perez 287
Pestalozzi 60
Peterich 59
Petöfi 283
Petrarka 107, 116, 160, 307
Petron 103, 159, 169
Picasso 232
Pick 258
Pierre, Bernhadin de St. 104
Piles de 306
Piloty 128, 303
Pilsudski 287
Pindar 27, 28
Philippe, Charles Louis 110, 214, 274, 315
Platen 172, 259, 303
Poe 108, 287
Poelzig 44
Poincaré 271
Pope 130, 131
Porte, Jacob della 291
Pouchi, Liane de 10
Poussin 306
Prevost, Abbé 111
Prokrustes 270
Przerwa-Tetmajer 287
Puschkin 108, 231, 284
Puttkammer 58
Quevedo 113
Queiroz 287
Rabelais 24, 112
Racine 46, 142, 160, 172, 307, 314
Rafael v. Urbino 141, 303, 307
Rasmussen 104
Rathenau 31, 33, 192, 311
Rausch, Albert H. 138
Rauscher 177
Reimann 140
Reinhardt, Max 79
Reinmar 52
Rembrandt 267
Remisow 108, 285
Renard 109
Renoir 229, 243, 244, 245
Retz, Kardinal 101
Rétif, de la Bretonne 111
Reuenthaler 101
Reuter 127
Reynolds 158, 161
Richardson 110, 285
Richelieu 25
Riemenschneider 54
Rilke 23, 85, 278
Rimbaud 76, 172, 274
Ringelnatz 140
Rivière 275
Rodenbach 112
Rodin 42, 112, 288
Rolland 215, 275, 276
Romain, Jules 277
Ronsard 24, 36, 107
Rops, Félicien 214
Roquette 198
Rosenblüt 74, 127, 209
Rossini 127
Rotschild, Henri 312
Rousseau 61, 110, 154, 158, 273, 274
Rubens 96, 101, 141, 162, 288
Rubiner 213
Rückert 210
Ruisbroek 278
Rupertus Rex 10
Ruskin 287
Russolo 281
Sachs, Hans 24, 74, 127, 137, 138, 209, 255
Sade, Marquise de 111
Saint Simon 102, 114
Sainte-Beuve 172
Salten 257
Saltikow 108, 284
Sand, George 102, 170, 274
Sautuola, Baron M. 305
Savonarola 133, 286
Schäfer, W. 60, 71, 255
Schäffer, Albrecht 255, 262
Scheffel 45
Schelling, Caroline 102
Schenkendorf 210
Scheerbart 109, 138
Schickele 29, 45, 56, 62, 85, 86, 113, 213, 215, 216, 233, 244, 253, 278, 279
Schiller 42, 172, 209, 304
Schlaf 28, 52
Schlegel, A. W. v. 86, 113, 167, 172, 211, 267
Schmidt, Privatdozent 284
Schmidt, Jockey 121
Schmidtbonn 112, 254
Schmied, Rudolf Joh. 62, 63
Schmitz 55
Schnack 213
Schneeberger 69, 121, 125
Schneider, Sankt Anton 69, 121
Schnitzler 107, 257
Scholem, Alejchem 287
Scholz, Wilh. v. 255
Schröder 74
Schubart 209
Schumann 66
Schwind, M. v. 303
Scott, Walter 109, 128, 159, 162, 230, 282, 283, 285, 314
Scudéry 25
Sealsfield 260
Seewald 235
Seidel, Willi 260
Serner 218, 281
Severini 281
Shakespeare 24, 27, 46, 74, 76, 86, 107, 139, 203, 246, 270, 302, 307, 314
Shaw, Bernhard 72, 107, 159, 193, 241, 270, 271, 284, 286
Shelley 107
Sheridan 159, 285
Siemens & Halske 227
Siemsen, H. 60
Sinclair 218, 286
Singenberg, Ulrich v. 52
Sinsheimer 238
Slevogt 244
Smollet 159, 162, 285
Sokrates 206
Soyka 109, 257
Spengler 106
Speyer, Wilhelm 259
Stadler 107, 213, 275
Staël 43, 103, 207, 219, 272
Stahl 239
Stanley 104, 227
Steffen 254
Stehr 60
Steinle 214
Steiner 99
Stendhal 131, 215, 254, 273, 274, 303
Stephenson, George 227
Sternberg 206
Sterne 285
Sternheim 29, 80, 107, 135, 139, 216, 233, 244, 245, 253
Stifter 112
Stinnes, Hugo 311, 312, 313, 315
Stolberg, Gebrüder 209
Storm 113
Stourdza, Fürst 10
Strindberg 80, 97, 288
Stucken 244
Sturz 26, 87
Suarèz 104, 270, 273, 275, 278
Sudermann 73, 244
Sue 283
Swift 107, 131, 132, 137, 159, 241, 285
Swinburne 290
Sylvester Schäffer 179
Szép, Ernö 284
Tacitus 22, 83
Tagore 106, 146
Tassoni 130
Taube, Baron 244
Tegnér 228
Thackeray 107, 132, 159, 162, 285
Thoma, Hans 45
Thukydides 66
Tieck 172, 211
Tiepolo 84, 268
Tizian 161
Toller 204
Tolstoi 215, 259, 284
Trakl 213
Trotzki 280
Troyes, Crestien v. 273, 314
Trübner 274
Tschechow 259, 284
Tschitscherin 9
Tuaillon 44
Tucholsky 140
Turgenjeff 284
Twain, Mark 287
Tyche 88, 89
Thylmann 60, 61
Tzara, Tristan 281
Übelhör 139
Uhde, W. 61, 62
Uhland 75
Unruh 75, 190, 205
Uranos 221
Utzarski 138
Vaillant-Couturier 277
Valois, Margarethe von 25, 264
Vaugelas 25, 27, 280
Velasquez 156, 246
Veldecke 155, 165
Verhaeren 113, 274, 278, 279
Verneuil 244
Veronese 162
Verlaine 107, 172, 274, 278
Viebig 269
Viertel 80
Viktor Emanuel 214
Villehardouin 101, 105, 273
Vildrac 215, 277, 278
Villiers, de l’Isle 108
Villon 24, 231
Vischer, Melchior 258
Vogelweide, Walther von der 23, 49, 51, 52, 64, 101, 155, 163, 165, 310
Vollmöller 278
Voltaire 43, 71, 107, 129, 131, 135, 160, 201, 207, 268, 274, 285, 293, 302, 304
Waal, Anders de 77
Wagner 46
Walden, Herwarth 97, 136
Wallot 57
Walser 59, 60
Wassermann 245, 257, 279
Watt, James 218, 227, 248
Watteau 307
Wedekind 29, 44, 45, 72, 73, 77, 78, 80, 200, 233, 234, 274, 307, 310
Weichert 80
Weiß, Ernst 213, 258
Wells 109, 286
Wenzig 233
Werfel 213, 233, 258, 278
Werth, Léon 276
Wiegler 86
Wieland 27, 111, 127, 139, 206, 228, 260, 267
Wilde, O. 54, 111, 162, 285
Wille 58
Wildenbruch 44, 52, 78, 205
Wilding 121
Wimpfen 12
Wimpher 297
Winder, L. 258
Winternitz, Frau v. 113
Wirth 192
Wisthler 112
Withman 111, 213
Wolfenstein 213, 280
Wolff, Theodor 86
— Prof. 199
Wedderkopp, v., kgl. Regierungsrat 263
Xenophon 83
Zachariä 127
Zech 213
Zick, J. 268
Zifferer 257
Zobeltitz, v. 315
Zola 28, 57, 112, 207, 229, 242, 274, 287, 302, 314
Zulawski 109, 287
Zweig, Stefan 85, 244, 257, 279
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