- bene****ing from it. In his
Bibliographical and
Historical Notes to the
fables of
Krilof (1868), the
Russian commentator V.F.Kenevich sees the
fable as referring...
-
theories in obstetrics.
While at the university, he met
Louise Ivanovna Krilof and
Maria Nikolaevna Lujine,
Russian Nihilists.
During a
visit to one of...
- them. "The Dog and His Bell". As in Townsend's
edition W.R.S. Ralston,
Krilof and his fables,
London 1883; pp. 89–90 15th–20th
century book illustrations...
- (Russian: Серге́й Никола́евич Крыло́в, IPA: [sʲɪrˈɡʲej nʲɪkɐˈla(j)ɪvʲɪtɕ
krɨˈlof]; born 16
April 1963) is a
Russian auto
racing driver. He
competes in the...
-
Andreevich Krylov's two
hundred fables, and this work,
published in 1868 as
Krilof and his Fables, ran to
numerous editions. The
following year he brought...
- the subject". www.culture.gouv.fr.
Retrieved Dec 2, 2022. W.R.S. Ralston,
Krilof and his Fables,
London 1883, pp. 167/8
Online performance 15th–19th century...
- 130 Jean Fleury,
Krylov et ses
fables (1869), pp. 84–85 W.R.S. Ralston,
Krilof and His Fables,
London 1883,
prose version, pp. 93–94 Библиографические...
- Lord Dunsany’s translation]
French Emblems in
Glasgow Emblem 14 Text at 18th-Century
Archive W.R.S.Ralston,
Krilof and his Fables,
London 1889, pp.59-60...
