File:AmCyc Georgia (Russian Transcaucasia) - Georgian language - Tariel (last verse).png
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English: The last verse of Skhotta of Rustvel's romance Tariel, the Man with the Tiger Skin illustrating the appearance of the Georgian language. |
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| Date | published 1879 | ||
| Source | The American Cyclopædia, v. 7, 1879, p. 729. | ||
| Author | Unknown author | ||
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English: Translation: Moses of Khori has glorified Amiran, the son of Daredjan; the poem of Abdul Messia, written by Khevtel, and the history of Dilar by the indefatigable writer Geth Sargis of Tmogvi, were worthy of praise; but Rustvel has wept without ceasing over his Tariel.
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