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ANTJE STANNEK: Telemachs Brüder. Die höfische Bildungsreise des 17. Jahrhunderts. – Frankfurt a.M., New York: Campus 2001. (= Geschichte und Geschlechter. Bd. 33.) 302 S.

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ANTJE STANNEK: Telemachs Brüder. Die höfische Bildungsreise des 17. Jahrhunderts. – Frankfurt a.M., New York: Campus 2001. (= Geschichte und Geschlechter. Bd. 33.) 302 S.
Daphnis 33, 1-2, 344 (2004); https://doi.org/10.1163/18796583-90000919
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