Works
The following is a complete list of his separately published works. Those he published with his brother are marked with a star (*). For a list of his essays in periodicals, etc., see vol. V of his Kleinere Schriften, from which the present list is taken. His life is best studied in his own Selbstbiographie, in vol. I of the Kleinere Schriften. There is also a brief memoir by Karl Goedeke in Göttinger Professoren (Gotha (Perthes), 1872).
- Über den altdeutschen Meistergesang (Göttingen, 1811)
- *Kinder- und Hausmärchen (Berlin, 1812–1815) (many editions)
- *Das Lied von Hildebrand und des Weissenbrunner Gebet (Kassel, 1812)
- Altdeutsche Wälder (Kassel, Frankfurt, 1813–1816, 3 vols.)
- *Der arme Heinrich von Hartmann von der Aue (Berlin, 1815)
- Irmenstrasse und Irmensäule (Vienna, 1815)
- *Die Lieder der alten Edda (Berlin, 1815)
- Silva de romances viejos (Vienna, 1815)
- *Deutsche Sagen (Berlin, 1816–1818, 2nd ed., Berlin, 1865–1866)
- Deutsche Grammatik (Göttingen, 1819, 2nd ed., Göttingen, 1822–1840) (reprinted 1870 by Wilhelm Scherer, Berlin)
- Wuk Stephanowitsch' Kleine Serbische Grammatik, verdeutscht mit einer Vorrede (Leipzig and Berlin, 1824) Vuk Stefanovic Karadzic - Serbian Grammer
- Zur Recension der deutschen Grammatik (Kassel, 1826)
- *Irische Elfenmärchen, aus dem Englischen (Leipzig, 1826)
- Deutsche Rechtsaltertumer (Göttingen, 1828, 2nd ed., 1854)
- Hymnorum veteris ecclesiae XXVI. interpretatio theodisca (Göttingen, 1830)
- Reinhart Fuchs (Berlin, 1834)
- Deutsche Mythologie (Göttingen, 1835, 3rd ed., 1854, 2 vols.)
- Taciti Germania edidit (Göttingen, 1835)
- Über meine Entlassung (Basel, 1838)
- (together with Schmeller) Lateinische Gedichte des X. und XI. Jahrhunderts (Göttingen, 1838)
- Sendschreiben an Karl Lachmann über Reinhart Fuchs (Berlin, 1840)
- Weistümer, Th. i. (Göttingen, 1840) (continued, partly by others, in 5 parts, 1840–1869)
- Andreas und Elene (Kassel, 1840)
- Frau Aventure (Berlin, 1842)
- Geschichte der deutschen Sprache (Leipzig, 1848, 3rd ed., 1868, 2 vols.)
- Des Wort des Besitzes (Berlin, 1850)
- *Deutsches Wörterbuch, Bd. i. (Leipzig, 1854)
- Rede auf Wilhelm Grimm und Rede über das Alter (Berlin, 1868, 3rd ad., 1865)
- Kleinere Schriften (F. Dümmler, Berlin, 1864–1884, 7 vols.).
- vol. 1 : Reden und Abhandlungen (1864, 2nd ed. 1879)
- vol. 2 : Abhandlungen zur Mythologie und Sittenkunde (1865)
- vol. 3 : Abhandlungen zur Litteratur und Grammatik (1866)
- vol. 4 : Recensionen und vermischte Aufsätze part I (1869)
- vol. 5 : Recensionen und vermischte Aufsätze part II (1871)
- vol. 6 : Recensionen und vermischte Aufsätze part III
- vol. 7 : Recensionen und vermischte Aufsätze part IV (1884)
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