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May 19, 2022 1 min read The King of Thule by Johann Wolfgang Goethe A king once lived in Thule, Faithful until the grave, To whom his dying mistress A golden goblet gave. Nothing was dearer to him— He drank from it each day; His eyes would often tear up, Drinking away each day. When the time of his passing Arrived, he told his towns
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Illustrated Poem "The King of Thule" (Der Koenig von Thule - Goethe) Author Johann Wolfgang von Goethe German Eugen Neureuther German Publisher Montmorillon'sche Kunsthandlung German 1847 Not on view Eugen Neureuther is principally known for his work as an illustrator. This print contains a poem by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
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IN Thule lived a monarch, Still faithful to the grave, To whom his dying mistress. A golden goblet gave. Beyond all price he deem'd it, He quaff'd it at each feast; And, when he drain'd that goblet, His tears to flow ne'er ceas'd. And when he felt death near him, His cities o'er he told, And to his heir left all things, But not that cup of gold.
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The King of Thule Johann Wolfgang von Goethe There was a king in Thule, Was faithful to the grave, Whom she that loved him truly In dying a goblet gave. He found no prize more appealing, Each feast he drained the cup; To his eyes the tears came stealing Whenever he held it up. And when he came to dying, The towns in his realm he enrolled,
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IN Thule lived a monarch, X. Still faithful to the grave, A. To whom his dying mistress X. A golden goblet gave. A. Beyond all price he deem'd it, X. He quaff'd it at each feast; B. And, when he drain'd that goblet, C. His tears to flow ne'er ceas'd.
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"The King of Thule" is a ballad, first published as part of Faust where it is sung by Gretchen. English-language translations of Der König in Thule include: (1859) "The King of Thule" by Theodore Martin (1871) "The King of Thule" by Bayard Taylor Categories: Translations pages Works originally in German Poems
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THE KING OF THULE.* is a poem by Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe. (* This ballad is also introduced in Faust, where it is sung by Margaret.)IN Thule lived a monarch,Still faithful to the grave,To whom his.comments, analysis, and meaning
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The King of Thule (1896) by Pierre Jean van der Ouderaa " Der König in Thule " (" The King in Thule ") is a German poem by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, written in 1774. Goethe wrote the poem " Geistesgruß " as a precursor of " Der König in Thule ", while he was travelling to Lahneck Castle on the river Lahn in July 1774.
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The King Of Thule. A golden goblet gave. His tears to flow ne'er ceas'd. But not that cup of gold. 'Mongst his great nobles all. Into the flood below. He never drank again. IN Thule lived a monarch, Still faithful to the grave, To whom his dying mistress A golden goblet gave. Beyond all price he deem'd it, He quaff'd it at each f.
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IN Thule lived a monarch, Still faithful to the grave, To whom his dying mistress. A golden goblet gave. Beyond all price he deem'd it, He quaff'd it at each feast; And, when he drain'd that goblet, His tears to flow ne'er ceas'd. And when he felt death near him, His cities o'er he told, And to his heir left all things, But not that.
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IN Thule lived a monarch, Still faithful to the grave, To whom his dying mistress A golden goblet gave. Beyond all price he deem'd it, He quaff'd it at each feast; And, when he drain'd that goblet, His tears to flow ne'er ceas'd. And when he felt death near him, His cities o'er he told, And to his heir left all things, But not that cup of gold.
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" Der König in Thule " (" The King in Thule ") is a German poem by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, written in 1774. The King of Thule (1896) by Pierre Jean van der Ouderaa Goethe wrote the poem " Geistesgruß " as a precursor of " Der König in Thule ", while he was travelling to Lahneck Castle on the river Lahn in July 1774.
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Thoúlē; Latin: Thūlē) is the most northerly location mentioned in ancient Greek and Roman literature and cartography. Modern interpretations have included Orkney, Shetland, Northern Scotland, the island of Saaremaa (Ösel) in Estonia, [2] [3] and the Norwegian island of Smøla. [4]
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IN Thule lived a monarch, Still faithful to the grave, To whom his dying mistress A golden goblet gave. Beyond all price he deem'd it, He quaff'd it at each feast; And, when he drain'd that goblet, His tears to flow ne'er ceas'd. And when he felt death near him, His cities o'er he told, And to his heir left all things, But not that cup of gold.