Novalis is a 7 letter English word.
You can make 230 anagrams from letters in Novalis (ailnosv).
He becomes, to parody Novalis on Spinoza, a mob-intoxicated man.
I only mention him in contrast to Novalis, who was peculiarly a poet of that school.
Before this he had published a somewhat in the manner of Novalis.
Novalis says, there is no real history, except what might be fable.
The true, says Novalis, is that which we cannot help believing.
Novalis says, "Our life is no dream, but it should and will perhaps become one."
Thus Novalis errs not in saying that 'we are near waking when we dream that we dream.'
He quoted Novalis for the Germans, who said, 'Eating is an accentuated living.'
Novalis said that his opinion gained infinitely when it was shared by another.
The melancholy of Novalis sought consolation in the Ossianic joy of grief.