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The collection of Latin poetry by the Dubrovnik Baroque poet Ignjat Đurđević (Croatian edition 1956, translated by Nikola Šop) comprises love elegies, epigrams, as well as occasional and spiritual verses marked by exceptional skill in versification.
An anthology of 15th- and 16th-century Croatian poetry, featuring major Renaissance writers including Džore Držić, Šiško Menčetić, Marko Marulić, Hanibal Lucić and Petar Hektorović.
The fourth volume of August Šenoa's works contains The Beggar Luka and The Young Gentleman, two novels exploring poverty, social inequality, moral conflict, and life in nineteenth-century Croatia.
A collection of novellas, short stories, poetry, and novels by three Croatian writers from Dalmatia: Marko Uvodić Splićanin, Đuro Vilović, and Danko Anđelinović, exploring regional life and society.
August Šenoa's historical novel portrays the Croatian Peasant Revolt of 1573, following Matija Gubec and the struggle of oppressed serfs against feudal tyranny, injustice, and aristocratic violence.
The third volume of August Šenoa's works features two historical novels, The Goldsmith's Gold and Beware the Hand of Senj, exploring love, political conflict, and Croatian history.