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Technology, industry, architecture / Printed publications, printing house, paper industry / Ancient publications

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SCALES - Russian magazine of the beginning of the XNUMXth century.

VEKHI - a collection of Russian religious philosophers

NIVA - Russian magazine XIX-XX centuries.

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GESTURES - French Middle Ages

ISKRA - 1) Russian satirical magazine of the 2th century, XNUMX) newspaper of the Bolsheviks

MOLVA - a magazine with which V. Belinsky collaborated

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AVESTA - the holy book of Zoroastrianism

LAUGHTER - magazine 1920

Shijing - a monument of Chinese literature of the XI-VI centuries. BC e.

APOSTOL - the first Russian printed book by I. Fedorov

POOR - newspaper 1918-1931

MIRROR - a moralizing book

VIEWER - a magazine with which A. Chekhov collaborated

KOLOKOL - newspaper of A. Herzen and N. Ogaryov

KURANTY - the first Russian handwritten newspaper

PURSE - N. Novikov's magazine

MANYESHU - Japanese anthology

Drone - N. Novikov's magazine

SHARDS - a magazine with which A. Chekhov collaborated

WHISTLE - satirical department in the Sovremennik magazine

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VULGATE - Latin translation of the Bible

Letopis is a magazine founded by Gorky in 1915.

STREKOZA - a magazine with which A. Chekhov collaborated

TELESCOPE - a magazine with which Belinsky collaborated

PHYSIOLOGIST - medieval storybook

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ALARM CLOCK - a magazine with which A. Chekhov collaborated

VEDOMOSTI - the first Russian printed newspaper

DAMASKINS - Bulgarian literary monument

PAINTER - magazine N. Novikov

ZADONSHINA - XIV c., about the Battle of Kulikovo

PUSTOMEL - N. Novikov's magazine

SATIRIKON - Russian magazine 1908 - 1914

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VISRAMIANI - Georgian novel of the XNUMXth century.

ETYMOLOGY - medieval edition of Isidore of Seville

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CONTEMPORARY - a magazine founded by A. Pushkin

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ENCYCLOPEDIA - reference edition, editors Diderot and d'Alembert

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