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Ilya Muromets
Ilya was the son of a peasant. He was a cripple from birth and could not walk. One day several men paid him a visit and said a prayer over him. After that Ilya was not only able to walk but became unbelievably strong. His old parents were very happy that their son was healed. In the smithy Ilya ordered a complete set of armor to be made and decided to go to Kiev. On the way he saved the city of Chernigov from a besieging Tatars army and won a victory over the evil highwayman of the Black Forest named Solovey. Ilya brought Solovey to the court of Prince Vladimir in Kiev, where the forest outlaw was executed. After that Ilya joined Prince Vladimir's court and became his greatest knight.
Narrative and translation: Copyright 2001. Donna Richardson and Tatyana Stonebarger. Editor: Donna Richardson.
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Item #: 0000101299
Ilya Muromets Palekh (1972) Artist: A. Terekhin 5.00" x 4.00" x 1.75" Gallery List Price: $ 695.00 Internet Price: $ 645.00 Sold |
Item #: 0000101782
Ilya Muromets Mstera (c. 2009) Artist: P. Golovanov 5.50" x 4.26" x 1.50" Gallery List Price: $ 365.00 Internet Price: $ 325.00 Sold |
Item #: 0000100601
Ilya Muromets and Solovej Razboinik Kholui (c. 2006) Artist: M. Kalenov 6.00" x 4.13" x 1.50" Gallery List Price: $ 995.00 Internet Price: $ 895.00 Sold |
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