rumor has it that francis karina was born in polotsk, to check this, i went to the museum of belarusiannes are we are now familiar with the cards of the 17 ties of the garada, which are connected with life and zeinasts of the belarusian pershadrukar francis skaryny. first up for everything, of course. polack. prisoners yashche tortured, dze learn skarynaskaya on the right. it’s amazing what happened in venice. yak skaryna merkava develops the book of zeinasts. it is important not only to texts, but also to illustrations. this is what all the fish look like. maisterya, where the books were printed, typing your form, typing text, row after row of special tools the layout is made in the workshop of the litar, then when the old one is old or two -piece, we move to the other machine, this is such a powerful unit, pressed and padlogs, clocks and tables. and they all have a dry part, this is the table called thaler. all the old text that was typed here was placed on them, a farb was applied to them with... dapamogay special presses placed on top of the storage compartment of the paper, the tha

, it turns out that he only studied briefly in polotsk, then to prague, that’s all the rest, what s karinaague , well, i, well, i remember something, he did something in poland, but i don’t remember exactly, i understood, david, but i answered no, because i remember that francis skarina studied at the university of padua and wrote his first book in prague; to be precise, he published it. but i didn’t write, well, the rest is crystal true, this is an absolutely correct answer, no, this is exactly the button that should have been pressed in this question. twelfth, final question of the first round: is it true that the russian folk tale "princess frog" epic work , time. margarita, i answered. intuitively no, because i didn’t know the exact answer to this question, but if you fantasize like that, then what genre, let’s call it that, could the russian folk tale the princess child belong to? , fantasy, thriller , detective, maybe, no, no, tim, well, i can assume that this is a lyrical work, as i remember, because fairy tales and songs relate to it, your train of thought is clear to me, alice, i

francis skarina studied at the university of padua, wrote his first book in prague.st is crystal true. this is absolutely the correct answer. no. this is exactly the button that needed to be pressed in this matter. twelfth, final question of the first round. is it true that the russian folk tale the frog princess is an epic work. time! margarita, i answered intuitively, no, because i didn’t know the exact answer to this question, but if you fantasize like that, then what genre, let’s call it that, could a russian folk tale, the frog princess, fantasy, thriller, detective, belong to? maybe, no, no, tim, well, i can i can assume that this is a lyrical work, i remember because fairy tales and songs relate to it. is your train of thought clear to me, alice? i answered yes, because if you read it, you can draw it in your brain. everything looks epic there , like how three brothers shoot arrows, like a frog, one of the arrows hits, how they go to get married, how then the frog turns into vasilisa, then she runs away, then ivan tsarevich looks for her, then this oak tree ,

that he was only in polotsk i studied a little, then went to prague, everything else that i did with karinamember something, there was something in poland, he did, but i don’t remember exactly, i understood david, and i answered no, because i remember that francis skarina went to poduana university, wrote his first book in prague, if that’s the case... he published it, but didn’t write it, well , the rest is crystal true, this is the absolutely correct answer, no, that’s it this is exactly the button that needed to be pressed in this matter. twelfth final question of the first round: is it true that the russian folk tale the frog princess is an epic work. time! margarita! i intuitively answered no, because i didn’t know the exact answer to this question. well, if you fantasize like that, then what genre, let’s call it that, could the russian folk tale, the frog reigns, belong to? science fiction, thriller, detective, maybe, no, no, tim, well, i can assume that this is a lyrical work, as i remember, because fairy tales and songs relate to it. is your train of thought clear to me, alice? i an