| Author | Epoch | Work | Type | Quote | Term |
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| Giorgi Kipiani | 1910-1986 | “Today it spread under” (Giorgi Kipiani, Poetry, Paris, 1965) | Poetry | “Put into my hands a sharp knife, I will cut my wrists, like a Roman” (pg. 50) |
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| Giorgi Kipiani | 1910-1986 | “We will give you thanks” (Giorgi Kipiani, Poetry, Paris, 1965) | Poetry | “Homer, Dante, Omar Khayyam; Whoever has come into this world Are attracted to you” (pg. 29) |
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| Giorgi Kipiani | 1910-1986 | “Till the last minute” (Giorgi Kipiani, Poetry, Paris, 1965) | Poetry | “Parnassus and Mtatsminda Are calling us in unison Married to each other” (pg. 28) |
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| Chabua Amirejibi | 1921-2013 | Trainings (Chabua Amirejibi, The Origin, Tbilisi, 2008) | Prose | “Scaevola, Mucius Scaevola!” (pg. 89) |
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| Chabua Amirejibi | 1921-2013 | Trainings (Chabua Amirejibi, The Origin, Tbilisi, 2008) | Prose | “I was telling everyone I was left-handed and immediately adding the story of Mucius “Scaevola” […] I was feeling excruciating pain but grinning to enrage villain Porsenna... |
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| Chabua Amirejibi | 1921-2013 | Trainings (Chabua Amirejibi, The Origin, Tbilisi, 2008) | Prose | “- So you must be Scaevola! - What does Scaevola mean? – I asked. - It means a left-handed person in Latin […] - Scaevola is a surname and not a “left-hander!”... |
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| Chabua Amirejibi | 1921-2013 | Data Tutashkhia (Chabua Amirejibi, Data Tutashkhia, Tbilisi, 1979) | Prose | “Pereat mundus, et fiat justitia, As you guess, it must be executed by all means”. (pg 737) |
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| Chabua Amirejibi | 1921-2013 | Data Tutashkhia (Chabua Amirejibi, Data Tutashkhia, Tbilisi, 1979) | Prose | “Feci quod potuit, faciant meliora potentes - said Loladze with a theatrical eloquence and went out into the corridor”. (pg. 712) |
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| Chabua Amirejibi | 1921-2013 | Data Tutashkhia (Chabua Amirejibi, Data Tutashkhia, Tbilisi, 1979) | Prose | “The state town-hall is a Chimera!” (pg. 623) |
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| Chabua Amirejibi | 1921-2013 | Data Tutashkhia (Chabua Amirejibi, Data Tutashkhia, Tbilisi, 1979) | Prose | “Do you not use the literature included into the index librorum prohibitorum, Count?” (pg. 618 |
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