Song to Igor's host written in ancient Russian at the end of the twelfth century, and translated in

Lugar: St. Petersburg

Año: 1821

Idioma: Russian

Song to Igor's host written in ancient Russian at the end of the twelfth century, and translated into the now used all-Russian dialect in verses of the same old Russian size, with brief historical and critical remarks/Pesn' voinstvu Igorevu Pisannaya starinnym ruskim yazykom v iskhode XII stoletiya, i s onago perevedennaya na upotreblyaemoe nyne vselikorossiyskoe narechie stikhami starinnago zhe ruskago razmera, s kratkimi istoricheskimi i kriticheskimi zamechaniyami. Short description: Song to Igor's Hostile Written in ancient Russian at the end of the twelfth century, and with it translated into the now used all-Russian dialect in verses of the same old Russian size, with brief historical and critical remarks. Publisher: K. Shnor's printing house. St. Petersburg, 1821. In Russian. This book is printed on demand. It is a new book and will be printed once your order is received. Reprint in black & white from the original edition. No changes have been made to the original text. The work may contain library stamps and other notations. Hardcover (other binding may be available upon request). The original edition may also be available - feel free to contact us to request availability of the original edition of this book. SKUpod1a5ccaade065c913.