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| Jemal Karchkhadze | 1936-1998 | Antonio and David (Jemal Qarchkhadze, Antonio and David , Tbilisi, 2007) | Prose | “Though the great Socrates did not recognize Athenians’ laws, he obeyed them without hesitation”. (pg.29) |
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| Jemal Karchkhadze | 1936-1998 | Antonio and David (Jemal Qarchkhadze, Antonio and David , Tbilisi, 2007) | Prose | “Soon we started to talk about our travel and it turned out, that Antonio knew very well about what the ancient and modern writers had written about Colchis-Iberia, and that he had thought... |
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| Jemal Karchkhadze | 1936-1998 | Antonio and David (Jemal Qarchkhadze, Antonio and David , Tbilisi, 2007) | Prose | “Thus, by the time I got on board the ship, I had seen Antonio only once and it can be said that I did not even know him, but when we came to the destination of our trip and lowered anchor in a... |
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| Jemal Karchkhadze | 1936-1998 | Antonio and David (Jemal Qarchkhadze, Antonio and David , Tbilisi, 2007) | Prose | “The part, which we know by the name of “Colchis”, and as ancient writers tell us once represented a unified and powerful state, was fragmented into small principalities... |
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| Jemal Karchkhadze | 1936-1998 | Antonio and David (Jemal Qarchkhadze, Antonio and David , Tbilisi, 2007) | Prose | “My thoughts were hovering in distant Colchis and were fanning my sad memories even more”. (pg.9) |
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| Jemal Karchkhadze | 1936-1998 | Antonio and David (Jemal Qarchkhadze, Antonio and David , Tbilisi, 2007) | Prose | “When I have toured almost all the “countries” and finally entered the room, which is called “Colchis”, sadness gradually settled down as sediment in my body, got... |
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| Vasil Barnovi | 1856-1934 (XIX-XX) | The fateful grin (Vasil Barnovi, Full Collection of Works, in 10 volumes, Vol. 6 (1919-1922), editorial board: Giorgi Leonidze (editor), Solomon Khubaneishvili, Mikheil Chikovani; prepared the text for publication, appended remarks, versions and expl | Prose | “That saying: "a healthy soul in a healthy body" predates the Hellenic concept” (pg. 187) |
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| Vasil Barnovi | 1856-1934 (XIX-XX) | Our lantern (Vasil Barnovi, Full Collection of Works, in 10 volumes, Vol. 1 (1878-1901), editorial board: Giorgi Leonidze (editor), Solomon Khubaneishvili, Mikheil Chikovani; prepared the text for publication, appended remarks, versions and explanati | Prose | “Our lantern! The faces of your Cupids have become smeared, their grins have become erased from their faces” (pg. 35) |
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| Vasil Barnovi | 1856-1934 (XIX-XX) | Our lantern (Vasil Barnovi, Full Collection of Works, in 10 volumes, Vol. 1 (1878-1901), editorial board: Giorgi Leonidze (editor), Solomon Khubaneishvili, Mikheil Chikovani; prepared the text for publication, appended remarks, versions and explanati | Prose | “It truly was a beautiful lantern […] with Cupids embroidered in it” (p. 28) |
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| Vasil Barnovi | 1856-1934 (XIX-XX) | Sick with silver (Vasil Barnovi, Full Collection of Works, in 10 volumes, Vol. 3 (1912-1914), editorial board: Giorgi Leonidze (editor), Solomon Khubaneishvili, Mikheil Chikovani; prepared the text for publication, appended remarks, versions and expl | Prose | “I will transpose that light […] into the darkness of mankind, as this was done once by Prometheus… who now […] is chained to the stone cold rock” (p. 312) |
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