A?ber Moenus, Moguntia, Spechteshart Und Wirziburg

"Ãœber Moenus, Moguntia, Spechteshart Und Wirziburg" is a philological-mythological study dedicated to Hofrath Cajetan Von Textor on the occasion of his fiftieth doctoral jubilee. Penned by Hermann MÃ1/4ller, this work delves into the historical and etymological origins of place names such as Moenus (Main), Moguntia (Mainz), Spechteshart, and Wirziburg (WÃ1/4rzburg). MÃ1/4ller's investigation explores the folklore and mythology associated with these locations, offering insights into the cultural and linguistic landscape of Germany. This book provides a valuable resource for those interested in German history, linguistics, and the rich tapestry of European folklore.

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