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Personal Bibliography
Dedications, Prefaces, Postfaces
- Dedication, 8 September 1562, Georg Fedro to Johann Jacob Kuen von Belasy, Erzbischof von Salzburg; German (Source: VD16 F 690)
- Dedication, no date (1562-09-15), Georg Fedro to Albrecht V., Herzog von Bayern; Latin (Source: VD16 F 687)
- Dedication, 20 November 1565, Georg Fedro to Friedrich IV. von Wied, Erzbischof und Kurfürst von Köln; Latin (Source: VD16 F 692)
Notices, Editorial Remarks etc.
Poems
- Poem, no date (1556), Georg Fedro to Johannes Oporinus; Greek (Source: VD16 N 342)
- Poem, no date (1562), Georg Fedro to Hans Kilian; Latin (Source: VD16 F 686)
- Poem, no date (1562), Georg Fedro to Oswald von Eck; Greek (Source: VD16 F 689)
- ‘Epitaphium Sichardi’, Poem, by Georg Fedro; Greek
- Source: Johann Sichard, Praelectionum in libros Codicis Sacratissimi Principis Iustiniani, quantum earundem extat, tomus primus, ed. Johann Michael Fickler, Basel: Johannes Oporinus, 1565, sig. α5r [BP.Fedro.1565-01]
- This epitaph by Georg Fedro for Johannes Sichardus reflects on the dual nature of human existence: while Sichardus's body rests in the earth, his spirit continues to experience the boundless joy of the afterlife.
