And I kind of suspect Fritz thought of it in those terms too, Greek terminology and all.
Just one problem here, though: if he had little Latin, then, to paraphrase Johnson about Shakespeare, I take it he had no Greek? And got all his intel on the ancients via French translations and/or recountings. So he might not have been familiar with the terminology after all. Though certainly with the concept.
"Chaste" also included the sin of masturbation
Oh, I know, considering Keyserlingk's successor, the guy in charge of teen AW, Heinrich and Ferdinand got those same instructions (no "silent sins"), with similar results. (FW really knew how to pick them!)
Keyserlingsk's orphaned daughter Adelaide, btw, whom Fredersdorff wrote Fritz about re: her being a charming little chatterbox resembling Dad already, later as a teen joins EC's household and shocks our Lehndorff somewhat by being an unrestrained flirt who gets away with everything, including ditching one fiance for another (EC has to write to Fritz for permission on that one, but Fritz is all "I'm fighting a three front war, you do that stuff, and also, let the kid marry whoever she wants") and then, post marriage, proceeding to have affairs and get royal permission to divorce no longer wanted husband 1 (this is post war, Fritz is back by now) for husband 2.
Future FW2: What.
Heinrich: How?
I guess the explanation is that Fritz felt he owed her father for having been nice to teenage Crown Prince Fritz about his budding sexuality?
Incidentally, many a post ago you referred to Keyserlingk as gay; not that being married and procreating argues against that - step forward, Philippe d'Orleans, ancestor to most currently living royals in Europe, not least courtesy of your grandson Franz Stephan marrying MT - but I'm curious whether it's based on an assumption or definite quotes?
Re: Toppings of all types, continued
Just one problem here, though: if he had little Latin, then, to paraphrase Johnson about Shakespeare, I take it he had no Greek? And got all his intel on the ancients via French translations and/or recountings. So he might not have been familiar with the terminology after all. Though certainly with the concept.
"Chaste" also included the sin of masturbation
Oh, I know, considering Keyserlingk's successor, the guy in charge of teen AW, Heinrich and Ferdinand got those same instructions (no "silent sins"), with similar results. (FW really knew how to pick them!)
Keyserlingsk's orphaned daughter Adelaide, btw, whom Fredersdorff wrote Fritz about re: her being a charming little chatterbox resembling Dad already, later as a teen joins EC's household and shocks our Lehndorff somewhat by being an unrestrained flirt who gets away with everything, including ditching one fiance for another (EC has to write to Fritz for permission on that one, but Fritz is all "I'm fighting a three front war, you do that stuff, and also, let the kid marry whoever she wants") and then, post marriage, proceeding to have affairs and get royal permission to divorce no longer wanted husband 1 (this is post war, Fritz is back by now) for husband 2.
Future FW2: What.
Heinrich: How?
I guess the explanation is that Fritz felt he owed her father for having been nice to teenage Crown Prince Fritz about his budding sexuality?
Incidentally, many a post ago you referred to Keyserlingk as gay; not that being married and procreating argues against that - step forward, Philippe d'Orleans, ancestor to most currently living royals in Europe, not least courtesy of your grandson Franz Stephan marrying MT - but I'm curious whether it's based on an assumption or definite quotes?