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| Epoch | 1874-1959 |
| Work | Unwritten Poem (Shalva Dadiani, Selected Works, Volume I, Tbilisi, 1958) |
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| Quote | “Says Machabeli – Agamemnon: Atrides – let me be brief – what else do I have to wish in this world […] Here Machabeli-Agamemnon groaned […] it was Agamemnon himself, who stood there spiritually tired […] Agamemnon was carried away by a dream […] The ray of happiness covered Machabeli-Agamemnon’s face […] Calchas and Ulysses came […] How worried Machabeli-Agamemnon became! Calchas preaches: “They want blood from Helen’s house to be shed”, Ulysses advises me: “Obey the order of Gods” […] and Machabeli-Agamemnon shouted out in thunder: - these Gods… These Gods! Shall I obey these Gods? Guri stopped Agamemnon’s monologue for a while […] Agamemnon continued in thunderous voice: Shall I obey these Gods?” (pg. 427) |
| Term |
Nike. Vani. II-I BC, Bronze, 22 x19 cm. The Georgian National Museum.
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