Opitz, Martin. Teutsche poems, in four volumes, again carefully overlooked by Daniel Wilhelm Triller. 4 parts in 2 volumes. With engraved portrait, 4 engraved frontispices, 9 copper plates and engraved vignette by Martin Tyroff as well as numerous woodcut vinets. Later papierbände (bieved; signed: "H. Krehan in Weimar") with gold-embossed RSchildern. Frankfurt, Franz Varrentrapp, 1746. Goedeke III 50, 100 (for I and II erroneously: 1736). Thinhead IV 3014, 15. Faber du Faur 235. Jantz 1925. Coll. Manheimer 288. Szyrocki 287. Lanckoronska-Oehler I 53. – First systematic complete edition. "This new edition, organized on Gottsched's own initiative by his friend and disciple, is one of the beautiful books of the 18th century. Year. The direct living influence of the Opitzische Werk completes with it." (K. ==References== ==References== In the extensive preface, Triller justifies the translation of Opitz's texts into contemporary orthography. One of the few copies with Opitz's separately paginated book from the Teutschen Poeterey (at the beginning of Part I). – Purposes with ownership entries and inventory number. A little tanned and flaky, the boards clean.