| Author | Epoch | Work | Type | Quote | Term |
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| Ana Kalandadze | 1924-2008 | *** Passing through the fields of the underworld (Ana Kalandadze, Poetry, Tbilisi, 2004) | Poetry | “Passing through the fields of the underworld Lethe flows whispering…”. (pg. 439) |
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| Ana Kalandadze | 1924-2008 | Gratuitous is your inner voice (Ana Kalandadze, Poetry, Tbilisi, 2004) | Poetry | “Your wisdom, great Themis, - I believe - will never leave our native land”. (425) |
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| Ana Kalandadze | 1924-2008 | *** Oh, I did not dare to fall in love with Mars (Ana Kalandadze, Poetry, Tbilisi, 2004) | Poetry | “Oh, I did not dare to fall in love with Mars Neither – to show him the tears of sorrow”. (pg. 324) |
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| Ana Kalandadze | 1924-2008 | *** If Tirisden gave me sherbet to drink (Ana Kalandadze, Poetry, Tbilisi, 2004) | Poetry | “If the blissful worm of May And the cool Zephyrus of spring Find my heart, I doubt it would open”. (pg. 298) |
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| Ana Kalandadze | 1924-2008 | *** You have rejected shining sunbeams (Ana Kalandadze, Poetry, Tbilisi, 2004) | Poetry | “Close by… rose petals fall and Obliviously dances Amor”. (pg. 296) |
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| Ana Kalandadze | 1924-2008 | They settled in Balkans (Ana Kalandadze, Poetry, Tbilisi, 2004) | Poetry | “Wherefrom did Pelasgians come? Wherefrom did the old Moon – Shimmering silently - Follow the magical sails?” (pg. 105) |
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| Ana Kalandadze | 1924-2008 | The white deity of stars is beckoning me (Ana Kalandadze, Poetry, Tbilisi, 2004) | Poetry | “Here in the depth of the sky - in a placid stellar haven - There stands the queen in white – Urania” (pg. 99) |
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| Ana Kalandadze | 1924-2008 | The song of a Georgian warrior (Ana Kalandadze, Poetry, Tbilisi, 2004) | Poetry | “To send our salute to the world From the Parnassus of Caucasus”. (pg. 74) |
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| Niko Samadashvili | 1905-1963 | The Pantheon of Mamadaviti (Niko Samadashvili, From Earthly Life to Immortality, Tbilisi, 1989) | Poetry | “Tbilisi is huger than Rome for you. […] […] Follow epochs as mighty Sphinx” (pg. 143) |
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| Niko Samadashvili | 1905-1963 | The Sun was setting (Niko Samadashvili, From Earthly Life to Immortality, Tbilisi, 1989) | Poetry | “How would he know, that Amazons Lit torch at the stream near the mill” (pg. 125) |
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