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FT Polymath

jenniferd | 19:13 Sat 06th May 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Please does anyone know nickname of poet Friedrich Klopstock

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independent cryptic

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shaneystar2

Have you any letters?
I seem to remember that Goethe called him Mistopheles ?

jenniferd

Question Author

Yes that is what I found. I think it is 3 words but will have to wait until the friend who does the Polymath gets back to me with some letters.

cheaton

Letters are 6,2,7, sorry no letters yet!

pega

I have searched lots of places and the letters I have so far ???t?? of ?e?m?n? so seems ? of Germany.

shaneystar2

Sorry ..can't help you folks ...
Have even searched in German websites ...Nickname is in German "Spitzname"...but no luck.

jenniferd

Question Author

?I?T?N of ?E?M?N? (possibly Germany)

shaneystar2

Could he have been the "Milton of Germany "?

shaneystar2

Here you go...from Brewers
Milton of Germany. Friedrich G. Klopstock, author of The Messiah.

Misstoddler

Shaneystar2 - You are my hero! This has been driving me crazy. I even speak German and so used google.de Now I've seen your answer - it's so logical (in retrospect!!) cos lots of articles referred to Paradise Lost.

Grrrrr.... thanks so much anyway!

jenniferd

Question Author

Also thanks from me shaneystar2. What a star!!!

shaneystar2

Well. ..I was quite flummoxed and don't like to let the side down considering we are German ! Mr S. being a whole one and me a half ! Even Mr.S had never heard of him !
Viel Gl�

pega

THANKS SHANNEY l did think of milton but couldn't find the connection this week is more complicated and I see the last three weeks prize as gone abroad I have a blackbird conway pen 'ancient' but good for the little grey cells.