Brandes

Bran·des

(born Georg Morris Cohen) 1842-1927; Dan. literary critic

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Brandes first drew European attention to Nietzsche by his famous essay in 1889; since then an enormous literature has grown up round the subject.
The life of Holberg was written by Welhaven in 1858 and by Georg Brandes in 1884.
It was continued by Brandes down to 1849.
2 The diameter of Venus was measured with one of these heliometers at the observatory of Breslau by Brandes in 1820 (Berlin Jahrbuch, 1824, p. 064).
According to Brandes, quoting Martin Luther in the Lexicon Philologicum, the name is derived from Bram, Brim, i.e.

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