Тысяча и одна ночь (нет тома 8).

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A thousand and one night (the book of a thousand and one night). In eight volumes. Britain, title, screensaver and endings of the artist L. Zuzman. Color fronts of the artist B.A. Dehaterev. Translation from Arabic Mikhail Alexandrovich Salier. Introductory article Maxim Gorky. Moscow. Fiction (GIHL). 1958-1960 383 + 447 + 384 + 496 + 470 + 480 + 480 + 440 s. Hard binding. Ordinary format.

The state of the books is excellent and as new, hardly readable. In this state, it is not easy to find. The only imperfection is on the next sheet behind the title in each volume is a beautiful ex-libris (the last photo).

Among the magnificent monuments of oral folk art "Fairy Tale Shahrazada are the most monumental monument. These tales with amazing perfection express the desire of the working people to surrender to the "charming of sweet fictions", a free game in a word, express the violent power of the colorful fantasy of the peoples of the East - Arabs, Persians, Indians. This verbal weaving was born in ancient times, its multi -colored silk threads were intertwined all over the earth, covering it with a verbal carpet of amazing beauty. The fairy tales "thousands and one night" for the first time opened at the beginning of the XVIII century, when the first book was published in Paris from a common arch of Arab fairy tales. Someone for Europe discovered them for Europe, a connoisseur of oriental languages ​​and once the secretary of the French ambassador in Constantinople. This eight-volume was published in the "State Publishing House of Fiction", while the transfer was re-edited by Arabist Arabist I. Krachkovsky.