| Author | Epoch | Work | Type | Quote | Term |
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| Lado Asatiani | 1917-1943 | *** I do not desire (Lado Asatiani, Selected Verses and Poems, with Simon Chikovani’s preface, Tbilisi, 1956) | Poetry | “You (i.e. pulmonary tuberculosis) blew over Roman shops” (pg. 146) |
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| Lado Asatiani | 1917-1943 | *** I do not desire (Lado Asatiani, Selected Verses and Poems, with Simon Chikovani’s preface, Tbilisi, 1956) | Poetry | “Hippocrates called you consumption” (pg. 146) |
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| Lado Asatiani | 1917-1943 | Colchis (Lado Asatiani, Selected Verses and Poems, with Simon Chikovani’s preface, Tbilisi, 1956) | Poetry | “Nearby one can see the gates of a great palace, Which Colchians are building, Far away – the old temple without windows, And blinded Oedipus the King” (pg. 198) |
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| Lado Asatiani | 1917-1943 | Colchis (Lado Asatiani, Selected Verses and Poems, with Simon Chikovani’s preface, Tbilisi, 1956) | Poetry | “Do not believe, that sage Hippocrates Had said it once somewhere: “The fruit of that country tastes bad And breaks easily from the branches, Because of abundance of... |
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| Lado Asatiani | 1917-1943 | Colchis (Lado Asatiani, Selected Verses and Poems, with Simon Chikovani’s preface, Tbilisi, 1956) | Poetry | “And Dionysus […] Is leading them (i.e. vines)” (pg. 195) |
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| Lado Asatiani | 1917-1943 | Colchis (Lado Asatiani, Selected Verses and Poems, with Simon Chikovani’s preface, Tbilisi, 1956) | Poetry | “Dionysus, the God of wine and drinking Is coming!” (pg. 195) |
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| Lado Asatiani | 1917-1943 | Colchis (Lado Asatiani, Selected Verses and Poems, with Simon Chikovani’s preface, Tbilisi, 1956) | Poetry | “Phasis gold does not glitter idly” (pg. 195) |
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| Lado Asatiani | 1917-1943 | Colchis (Lado Asatiani, Selected Verses and Poems, with Simon Chikovani’s preface, Tbilisi, 1956) | Poetry | “Medea sleeps in the amber gardens” (pg. 195) |
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| Lado Asatiani | 1917-1943 | Colchis (Lado Asatiani, Selected Verses and Poems, with Simon Chikovani’s preface, Tbilisi, 1956) | Poetry | “Medea’s daughters flourish inside you (i.e. Colchis)” (pg. 195) |
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| Lado Asatiani | 1917-1943 | Colchis (Lado Asatiani, Selected Verses and Poems, with Simon Chikovani’s preface, Tbilisi, 1956) | Poetry | “Phasis is running, carrying gold” (pg. 194) |
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