In a play in this language, an emperor’s finances are saved by the introduction of paper money (10[1])pledged against the value of buried treasure. In another play in this language, a younger son forges a letter to get his brother disowned, then fails to seduce his fiancée, Amalia. In a play in this language, after a man (10[1])translates the Greek word “Logos” as “the deed,” a poodle transforms into (10[1])a man. Plays like The Robbers exemplify this language’s “storm and stress” movement. (10[3]-5[1])A play in this non-English language (-5[1])centers on the deal with the devil made by Faust. (10[1])For 10 points, name this language used by playwrights like Friedrich Schiller (“shiller”) and Johann Wolfgang von Goethe ■END■ (10[1])