The Book with Thirty-four Questions (Prepared the text for publication, appended preface and dictionary

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Author	Iona Khelashvili
Epoch	1779-1837
Work	The Book with Thirty-four Questions (Prepared the text for publication, appended preface and dictionary – G. Dedabrishvili, Tbilisi, 1967)
Type	Prose
Quote	“Doubting Naturalist, follow into Cicero’s footsteps, who said that soul, or souls, are immortal” (pg. 132)
Term	Naturalist ( ) Cicero ( )

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

Comment	Sh. Nutsubidze “the reactionary aspiration of Iona Khelashvili is evident even from the method of his polemic. His last weapon is the same as that of Thoma Aquinas’ when fighting an ideological opponent: cursing, damning. This means has been used widely against those philosophers, who drew on the heritage of Ancient philosophy”. (Sh. Nutsubidze, Hystory of Georgian Philosophy, Vol. II, Tbilisi, pg. 480)

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Sh. Nutsubidze “the reactionary aspiration of Iona Khelashvili is evident even from the method of his polemic. His last weapon is the same as that of Thoma Aquinas’ when fighting an ideological opponent: cursing, damning. This means has been used widely against those philosophers, who drew on the heritage of Ancient philosophy”. (Sh. Nutsubidze, Hystory of Georgian Philosophy, Vol. II, Tbilisi, pg. 480)

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The Book with Thirty-four Questions (Prepared the text for publication, appended preface and dictionary – G. Dedabrishvili, Tbilisi, 1967)