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How are you, Zurikiya?
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Piper Simon, I'm not Zurikiya,
I'm a boy, Zurab.
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And what has that rascal, your father,
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brought you from Gulansharo?
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Nothing.
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And I brought you some nuts.
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If I'm not mistaken, Zurab,
this is our second lesson.
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Let's begin.
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This is Nino, Georgia's enlightener.
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She introduced Christianity here.
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Have you seen the cross of vine,
fastened with a woman's hair lock?
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And this is the light-faced Tamar.
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Dev locked her up in a dark dungeon,
but the darkness lifted,
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the doors of the dungeon opened up,
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and the divine Tamar is shining again,
as a morning star in the sky.
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And this is Parnavaz.
He created our alphabet.
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The Holy Virgin,
robed in Sun,
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had inspired him
to perform this great act.
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There's a statue of Parnavaz
on the lber Mountain in Mzkheta.
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And this is Amiran.
The Greeks called him Prometheus.
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He had stolen fire from the gods
and given it to mankind.
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For this he was chained to a rock
by the gods.
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Since then he's been suffering,
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suffering, suffering.
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When Amiran breaks his chains,
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Georgia will become free.
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Piper Simon,
thank you for your second lesson.
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ABSOLUTION