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Summary 				  This is a comparative study of two 20th-century historical novels set in the late antiquity, Teodor Parnicki’s Ætius, the Last of the Romans and Hanna Malewska’s The Fashion of This World Passeth Away. Drawing their inspiration from St Augustine’s De civitate dei, their authors found their fictions on a clear and coherent historiosophicsystem. Such an approach to the past seems to be characteristic feature of the modernist historical novel.

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PÓŹNY ANTYK – DWIE SYNTEZY LITERACKIE (AECJUSZ, OSTATNI RZYMIANIN TEODORA PARNICKIEGO I PRZEMIJA POSTAĆ ŚWIATA HANNY MALEWSKIEJ) / THE WANING OF CLASSICAL WORLD IN TWO EPIC NOVELS: TEODOR PARNICKI’S ÆTIUS, THE LAST OF THE ROMANS AND HANNA MALEWSKA’S THE FASHION OF THIS WORLD PASSETH AWAY