page_title: Paul Fleming (poet)
section_title: Works
hierarchical_section_title: Paul Fleming (poet) / Works
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context_page_description: Paul Fleming, also spelt Flemming, was a German physician and poet.
  As well as writing notable verse and hymns, he spent several years accompanying the Duke of Holstein's embassies to Russia and Persia. He also lived for a year at Reval on the coast of Estonia, where he wrote many love-songs.
context_section_description: Rubella seu Suaviorum Liber (1631)
  Klagegedichte über das unschüldigste Leiden undt Tod unsers Erlösers Jesu Christi (Laments concerning the most innocent Suffering and Death of our Saviour Jesus Christ) (1632)
  Prodromus (1641)
  Teutsche Poemata (Poems in German) (1646)
  Geistliche und weltliche Gedichte (Spiritual and Secular Poems) was the title of later editions of Teutsche Poemata
  Source: "Paul Fleming (1609 – 1640)" (PDF). Die Barockepoche im Spiegel der Lyrik (in German). University of Konstanz. Retrieved October 3, 2018.
caption: Gedichte (1870)
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