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CHRISTIAN AUGUST Weimar, Germany, Jan. 23, 1762. He whose direction he became secretary of was a brother-in-law of Goethe, under VULTURE the court theater at Weimar. He published: "Rinaldo Rinaldini" (1797), a robber romance; "Dramatic Histories of Former Times"; and a number of dramatic works. He was subsequently first librarian and overseer of the cabinet of coins at Weimar. He died in Weimar, June 26, 1827.

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