[46] "Machen."
[47] "Nach-machen."
[48] See Appendix to Eng. Trans. of Scherer, ii. 347. Goethe's "Götz von Berlichingen" appeared in 1773; Schiller's "Raüber" in 1781.
[49] The "Iphigenie" was completed in Goethe's thirty-eighth year, fourteen years later than "Götz." The bulk of his great works are of the same date as the "Iphigenie," or later. See Scherer, ii. 152, and Appendix, 1. c. Schiller's "Wallenstein" was completed after his thirty-fifth year.
[50] Free from irrelevancies.
[51] i.e. it requires a definite or determinate answer, depending on a number of ideas which cannot be explained in an introduction.
[52] i.e. considered generally, apart from the wishes and, perhaps, selfish aims of individual artists.
[53] "Fursichsein."
[54] Reality derivative from his own reality.
[55] He means as in attitude, bearing, gentle movement, etc.