Laokoön

American  

[ley-ok-oh-on] / leɪˈɒk oʊˌɒn /

Or Laokoon

noun

1. Laocoön.

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Example Sentences

Tieck's letters to Wackenroder show that he was reading the Laokoon at this time, but even if a preoccupation with Lessing were not easily postulable, the matter of the paper itself will show a distinct recrudescence of Lessing's ideas.

From Project Gutenberg

The relation of this to Lessing, both in the "Laokoon" and in the "Dramaturgie" is at once apparent.

From Project Gutenberg

Up to the present, his name has been familiar to Englishmen only as the author of the 'Laokoon,' 'Nathan the Wise,' and, possibly also, of 'Minna von Barnhelm.'

From Project Gutenberg

Here he read Spinoza and the Church Fathers, studied �sthetics and Winckelmann's newly issued 'History of Art,' wrote his 'Minna von Barnhelm,' and the 'Laokoon.'

From Project Gutenberg

To prove his efficiency for the post, Lessing had published his 'Laokoon.'

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