Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: Die Wissenschaft hilft uns vor allem, daß sie das Staunen, wozu wir von Natur berufen find.

Die Wissenschaft hilft uns vor allem, daß sie das Staunen, wozu wir von Natur be — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Die Wissenschaft hilft uns vor allem, daß sie das Staunen, wozu wir von Natur berufen find.

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