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сollected works of Daniel and Alla Andreevs in
The Rose of the World's casket

Daniel Andreev
Russian gods
Poetic ensemble
(1)
Table of contents, introduction, chapters 1-3

From the author.
Introduction.
Chapter first. Sacred stones.
Chapter second. Symphony of city day.
Chapter third. Dark vision. Lyrics.
Chapter fourth. Worlds of Enlightenment. Cycle of poems.
Chapter fifth. From the small room. Cycle of poems.
Chapter sixth. Leningrad apocalypse. Poem.
Chapter seventh. World wrong side. The poem in prose.
Chapter eighth. Navna. Poem.
Chapter ninth. Legend on Yarosvet. Cycle of poems.
Chapter tenth. Blue candle.
Chapter eleventh. Holy Russian spirits. Cycle of poems.
Chapter twelfth. Death of the Terrible. Poem.
Chapter thirteenth. Rukh. The symphony about the great Time of Troubles.
Chapter fourteenth. Alexander.
Chapter fifteenth. With demons of punishment. Poem.
Chapter sixteenth. Forestallings.
Chapter seventeenth. Through the nature. Cycle of poems.
Chapter eighteenth. Barefoot. Cycle of poems.
Chapter nineteenth. Voyage to the Heavenly Kremlin.
Chapter twentieth. Solar symphony.

B.N. Romanov. "Russian gods" by Daniil Andreev.
<B.N. Romanov, A.A. Andreeva.> Notes.

Vladimir Grushetsky
A history about the true world

From the author

Introduction

Chapter first. Sacred stones

Chapter second. Symphony of city day

Chapter third. Dark vision. Lyrics

About those who deceived trust of the people
Triptych

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And stream of many tribes rushes silently,
Spirit having concealed,– a look from top to bottom,– without knocking,–
Along the area, solemnly branded
With the terrible name: in memory of the executioner.

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Red requiem
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Chapters 4-6
Chapters 7-10
Chapters 11-14
Chapters 15-16
Chapters 17-20, epilog, notes

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Daniel Andreev Russian gods Poetic ensemble (1) Table of contents, introduction, chapters 1-3

Vladimir Grushetsky A history about the true world