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Polish Literature for Children & Young Adults Inspired by Classical AntiquityEvents are placed within classical surrounding: between the earth and theUnderworld and at the river Styx leading there.Key words: Greek mythology, Orpheus, Eurydice, Hades, Apollo, ancientGreek music and poetry.Bibliography:Aleksandra Danecka, http://www.multibiblioteka.waw.pl/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=230&Itemid=19 (accessed 29.04.2013).Entry by Maryana Shan, vespertime@ukr.net.413
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Polish Literaturefor Children& Youn
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Table of ContentsForeword . . . . .
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Lucjan Rydel (1870-1918) . . . . .
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Forewordchildren’s and adults’
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Forewordsanctions, but out of share
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ForewordIrezyona. Klechdy attyckie
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List of ContributorsMarta AdamskaDo
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[Anonymous][Anonymous], Mitologia [
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Joe AlexCzarne okręty[The Black Sh
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Polish Literature for Children & Yo
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Adam BahdajAdam Bahdaj(1918-1985)A
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Adam Bahdajfondness for ancient cul
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Adam Bahdajmistook him for a poache
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Irena BukowskaIrena Bukowska(1942-
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Irena Bukowskato the shore and come
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Henryk Jerzy ChmielewskiHenryk Jerz
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Henryk Jerzy Chmielewskidescription
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Henryk Jerzy ChmielewskiBibliograph
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Józef CiembroniewiczJózef Ciembro
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Józef CiembroniewiczClassical them
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Dorota Combrzyńska-NogalaDorota Co
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Dorota Combrzyńska-Nogalaunder 10
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Iwona CzarkowskaIwona Czarkowska(19
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Iwona CzarkowskaCzarkowska, Iwona,
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Maria DynowskaZ podań greckich:
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Wiktor GomulickiWspomnienia niebies
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Andrzej Gordziejewicz-Gordziejewski
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Marian GrześczakMarian Grześczak(
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Marian GrześczakClassical themes:
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JagminJagminPen-name of Maria Buyno
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JagminBibliography:Arctowie, in: Ju
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Jadwiga Jałowiec-BartczakJadwiga J
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Jadwiga Jałowiec-BartczakJałowiec
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HannaJanuszewska-MoszyńskaBajki o
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Justyna JastrzębskaBogowie greccy
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Zofia KaliskaNiezwykła podróż do
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Maria KannNiebo herosów i bogów.
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Grzegorz KasdepkeNajpiękniejsze mi
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Ludwik Jerzy KernTu sa˛bajki[Here
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Franciszek KobryńczukPoemat o kró
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Anna M. KomornickaAnna M. Komornick
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Anna M. KomornickaKey words: Anagno
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Anna M. KomornickaKomornicka, Anna
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Anna M. Komornicka“You have conqu
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Maria KonopnickaMaria Konopnicka(18
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Maria Konopnickathe support of othe
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Bohdan KorewickiBohdan Korewicki(19
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Bohdan KorewickiKorewicki, Bohdan,
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Bohdan Korewicki1990, pp. 111-112.W
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Ignacy KrasickiIgnacy Krasicki(1735
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Ignacy KrasickiKadulska, Irena, Ign
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Krystyna KreyserKrystyna Kreyser(19
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Krystyna KreyserKey words: Greek my
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Maria KrügerMaria Krüger(1904-199
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Maria Krügerall. In exchange for t
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Maria KrügerClassical themes: This
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Maciej KuczyńskiMaciej Kuczyński(
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Maciej KuczyńskiBibliography:Macie
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Barbara LudwiczakBarbara Ludwiczak(
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Barbara LudwiczakKey words: Greek m
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Barbara LudwiczakCharybdis, Helios,
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Hanna ŁochockaHanna Łochocka(1913
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Andrzej MajewskiAdam niestrudzony w
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Witold MakowieckiPrzygody Meliklesa
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Kornel MakuszyńskiKornel Makuszyń
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Kornel MakuszyńskiMakuszyński, Ko
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Kornel MakuszyńskiMakuszyński Kor
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Wanda MarkowskaWanda Markowska(1912
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Wanda MarkowskaBibliography:Markows
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Adam MickiewiczBajki[Fables]
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Aleksander Wojciech MikołajczakAle
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Aleksander Wojciech MikołajczakThe
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Aleksander Wojciech MikołajczakThe
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Anna MilskaAnna Milska(1909-1987)A
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WojciechMohort-KopaczyńskiDawno te
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Małgorzata MusierowiczJeżycjada[J
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Krystyna NepomuckaKrystyna Nepomuck
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Krystyna NepomuckaŻabelia and Lemu
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Edmund NiziurskiEdmund Niziurski(19
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Edmund Niziurskipupils, did not mee
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Ewa NowackaEwa Nowacka(1934-2011)A
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Ewa NowackaKey words: Egypt, Apis,
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Ewa NowackaNowacka, Ewa, Rogi Minot
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Katarzyna NowackaKról Zaczarowaneg
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AgnieszkaNożyńska-DemianiukMity g
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Jan OkszaOpowiadania o półbogach
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Elżbieta Olczak & Elżbieta Lubomi
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Elżbieta Olczak & Elżbieta Lubomi
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Stanisław PagaczewskiPrzygoda na R
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Irena ParandowskaIrena Parandowska(
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Irena ParandowskaBibliography:Paran
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Irena Parandowskadoes not recognize
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Jan ParandowskiJan Parandowski(1895
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Jan ParandowskiParandowski, Jan, Mi
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Jan ParandowskiParandowski, Jan, Wo
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Jan ParandowskiParandowski, Jan, Pr
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Jan ParandowskiSummary: First Olymp
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Jan ParandowskiParandowski, Jan, Z
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Eliza PiotrowskaEliza Piotrowska(19
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Eliza PiotrowskaClassical themes: T
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Anita RejchMity greckie. Baśnie st
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Monika RekowskaMonika Rekowska(1967
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Monika Rekowskazakładano... [About
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Natalia RolleczekŚwietna i najświ
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Piotr RowickiMity greckie[Greek Myt
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Halina RudnickaUczniowie Spartakusa
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Mirosław RutkowskiMirosław Rutkow
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Mirosław RutkowskiKey words: Greek
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Lucjan RydelFerenike i Pejsidoros[P
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Wojciech RzehakMitologia. Wierzenia
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Elżbieta SafarzyńskaElżbieta Saf
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Henryk SienkiewiczOrsoBaśnie i leg
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Stanisław SrokowskiStanisław Srok
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Stanisław SrokowskiDwa koguty [The
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Stanisław Srokowskiabout her own b
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