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- wind rises up in the woods..." (Ветер осенний в лесах подымается...) Mir Bozhiy, Saint Petersburg, 1898, No.10, October. "I leave alone my house at midnight...
- Mir Bozhiy (God's World, Мир божий) was a Russian monthly magazine published in Saint Petersburg in 1892–1906. It was edited first by Viktor Ostrogorsky...
- important figure for Kuprin was the scholar and critic Fyodor Batyushkov of Mir Bozhiy. The 150 letters that are extant represent a minor part of their vast correspondence...
- 150°E / 39.433; 49.150 Promysel Narimanova (also, Bank, Bankovski-Promysl, Bozhiy Promysel, Bozhly Promysel, Imeni Narimanova, and Promysel imeni Narimanova)...
- Retrieved 6 April 2019. — Слободской, Серафим Алексеевич (1967) [1957]. Zakon Bozhiy: Rukovodstvo dlya sem'i i shkoly Закон Божий: Руководство для семьи и школы...
- Zamyatin, Yevgeny (17 January 2017). Short Stories : Alatyr', Sever, Bich Bozhiy, Lovec Chelovekov. ISBN 9781784352097. The Zamyatin Award for Science Fiction...
- Zamyatin, Yevgeny (January 17, 2017). Short Stories : Alatyr', Sever, Bich Bozhiy, Lovec Chelovekov. Amazon Digital Services LLC - KDP Print US. ISBN 978-1-78435-209-7...
- Bogatstvo, in 1894-1906 was a co-editor of and a key figure in Mir Bozhiy. In 1906 Mir Bozhiy was closed but re-emerged as Sovremenny Mir (Modern World) and...
- stories about county life which were published in the magazines such as Mir Bozhiy and Nasha Zarya. After graduating from the university, Malyshkin was drafted...
- po****tion Area Bozhepromysdomskiy prefecture (Божепромысдовский участок) Bozhiy Promysel 26,801 3,336.22 square versts (3,796.83 km2; 1,465.96 sq mi) Dzhevatskiy...