""Auf dem Glück der Fabel beruht freilich alles, man ist wegen des Hauptaufwandes sicher, die meisten Leser und Zuschauer nehmen denn doch nichts weiter mit davon, und dem Dichter bleibt doch das ganze Verdienst einer lebendigen Ausführung." – an Friedrich Schiller, 5. April 1797"
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Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
1749 – 1832
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