*** In the lush garden where the meadows join up together (Alexander Chavchavadze, Works; compilation, editing, preface, remarks and glossary

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Author	Alexander Chavchavadze
Epoch	1786-1846 (XVIII-XIX)
Work	*** In the lush garden where the meadows join up together (Alexander Chavchavadze, Works; compilation, editing, preface, remarks and glossary – by Irakli Kenchoshvili, Tbilisi, 1986)
Type	Poetry
Quote	“Cupids secretly hide among the shrubs” (pg. 153)
Term	Cupids ( )

Nike. Vani. II-I BC, Bronze, 22 x19 cm. The Georgian National Museum.

Comment	I Kenchoshvili: “If classical poetry, like the French and Russian Rococo poetry of the end of the XVIII and the whole of XIX centuries, was mostly prone on serious Gods (Zeus, Neptune, Mars etc.) […] Alexandre Chavchavadze is keener on playful and erotic Cupids” (Alexander Chavchavadze, works symphony – with glossary; the text for publication, the ‘symphony-glossary’ and the preface have been prepared by Avtandil Arabuli, Teimuraz Gvantseladze and Amiran Lomtatidze, Tbilisi, 1996)

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I Kenchoshvili: “If classical poetry, like the French and Russian Rococo poetry of the end of the XVIII and the whole of XIX centuries, was mostly prone on serious Gods (Zeus, Neptune, Mars etc.) […] Alexandre Chavchavadze is keener on playful and erotic Cupids” (Alexander Chavchavadze, works symphony – with glossary; the text for publication, the ‘symphony-glossary’ and the preface have been prepared by Avtandil Arabuli, Teimuraz Gvantseladze and Amiran Lomtatidze, Tbilisi, 1996)

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*** In the lush garden where the meadows join up together (Alexander Chavchavadze, Works; compilation, editing, preface, remarks and glossary – by Irakli Kenchoshvili, Tbilisi, 1986)