Archive for category: Friedrich von Hardenberg

Friedrich von Hardenberg (1772–1801), known by his pseudonym Novalis, was a major German poet, philosopher, and mystic of the Early Romantic era. His works had a lasting impact on German literature and philosophy, blending poetic and philosophical themes.

Quote by Friedrich von Hardenberg about the unprecedented power of the Jesuit Order

Friedrich von Hardenberg Quote: The Unprecedented Power of the Jesuits in Historical Context

1. February 2026

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"Never before in the course of the world’s history had such a Society [i.e., the Jesuit Order] appeared. The old Roman Senate itself did not lay schemes for world domination with greater certainty of success." Friedrich von Hardenberg

Quote about language's nature by Novalis

Language and the Nature of Language – Novalis Quote

10. July 2025

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"Language cares about nothing but its own wonderful nature." Novalis

Quote about language by Novalis emphasizing personal expression

Every Person Has Their Own Language – Novalis

10. July 2022

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"Every person has their own language. Language is an expression of the mind." Novalis

Quote about language, strength, and beauty by Novalis

Novalis Quote on Language and Strength

10. July 2020

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"Fortunate is our language that it is awkward! The strong compel it, and it compels the weak; there the appearance of strength becomes more visible, more beautiful, here the inability more striking, and thus the realm of beauty remains purer, nobler, unmixed." Novalis

Inspirational quote by Novalis about diligence, courage, and determination

Novalis Quotes: With Diligence and Courage to Success – Inspiring Wisdom from Early Romanticism

30. March 2020

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"With diligence, courage, and firm determination, every wish can eventually be fulfilled." Novalis