"Byliny" is a collection of Russian oral epic poems, offering a glimpse into the rich folklore and heroic traditions of Russia. These poems, passed down through generations, recount the deeds of legendary heroes and reflect the values and beliefs of the Russian people. Evgeni Aleksandrovich Liatski, a prominent figure in Russian literature, compiled and presented these stories, preserving them for future readers.

Readers will be transported to a world of brave warriors, mythical creatures, and grand adventures. "Byliny" provides not only entertainment but also a valuable historical and cultural resource. This collection is essential for anyone interested in Russian history, folklore, and the enduring power of oral storytelling.

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