| Author | Epoch | Work | Type | Quote | Term |
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| Lado Asatiani | 1917-1943 | Colchis (Lado Asatiani, Selected Verses and Poems, with Simon Chikovani’s preface, Tbilisi, 1956) | Poetry | “The stormy waves of Pontus caress you (i.e. Colchis)” (pg. 194) |
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| Lado Asatiani | 1917-1943 | Colchis (Lado Asatiani, Selected Verses and Poems, with Simon Chikovani’s preface, Tbilisi, 1956) | Poetry | “Ancient country, Colchis, tell me Why are you forgotten? You, famed in ancient times due to the Argonauts” (pg. 194) |
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| Lado Asatiani | 1917-1943 | Colchis (Lado Asatiani, Selected Verses and Poems, with Simon Chikovani’s preface, Tbilisi, 1956) | Poetry | “I am rushing into the past with my Golden Ram” (pg. 194) |
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| Lado Asatiani | 1917-1943 | Colchis (Lado Asatiani, Selected Verses and Poems, with Simon Chikovani’s preface, Tbilisi, 1956) | Poetry | “Hey, you nine Muses, you must trust me” (pg. 194) |
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| Lado Asatiani | 1917-1943 | Colchis (Lado Asatiani, Selected Verses and Poems, with Simon Chikovani’s preface, Tbilisi, 1956) | Poetry | “And Amazons come to my mind” (pg. 193) |
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| Lado Asatiani | 1917-1943 | Colchis (Lado Asatiani, Selected Verses and Poems, with Simon Chikovani’s preface, Tbilisi, 1956) | Poetry | “Let us later sing in seclusion The odes and dithyrambs to Phasis” (pg. 192) |
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| Lado Asatiani | 1917-1943 | Colchis (Lado Asatiani, Selected Verses and Poems, with Simon Chikovani’s preface, Tbilisi, 1956) | Poetry | “Eh, Phasis, how many poets’ lamentations Have you washed away with your waves” (pg. 192) |
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| Lado Asatiani | 1917-1943 | Colchis (Lado Asatiani, Selected Verses and Poems, with Simon Chikovani’s preface, Tbilisi, 1956) | Poetry | “Bustling Phasis, glorified through Greek myths Won’t abandon you” (pg. 192) |
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| Lado Asatiani | 1917-1943 | Colchis (Lado Asatiani, Selected Verses and Poems, with Simon Chikovani’s preface, Tbilisi, 1956) | Poetry | “Muse did not quit worrying a poet” (pg. 192) |
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| Lado Asatiani | 1917-1943 | Colchis (Lado Asatiani, Selected Verses and Poems, with Simon Chikovani’s preface, Tbilisi, 1956) | Poetry | “Due to it (i.e. a tear) […] Flooded the waters of Pontus Sea” (pg. 183) |
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