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Das Marien-Leben

Rainer Maria Rilke
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Year
2020
Language
German
Publisher
epubli

About

›Das Marien-Leben‹ ist ein Gedichtzyklus des Lyrikers Rainer Rilkes. Enthalten sind:
Geburt Mariae, Die Darstellung Mariae im Tempel, Mariae Verkündigung, Mariae Heimsuchung, Argwohn Josephs, Verkündigung über den Hirten, Geburt Christi, Rast auf der Flucht in Ägypten, Von der Hochzeit zu Kana, Vor der Passion, Pietà, Stillung Mariae mit dem Auferstandenen, Vom Tode Mariae (I), Vom Tode Mariae (II), Vom Tode Mariae (III).

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