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Shota Rustaveli: The Lord of the panther-skin: A Georgian romance of chivalry. Translated by R. H. Stevenson. (UNESCO Collection of Representative Works. Series of Translations from the Literatures of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.) pp. xxix, 240. Albany, State University of New York Press, 1977. $15. - Shota Rustaveli: The knight in panther skin. A free translation in prose by Katharine Vivian, pp. 207, 8 pl., map. London, The Folio Society, 1977. £5.90. - Volume 111 Issue 1

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