St George The Great Martyr - 4.5 x 6 (Walnut) Archangel Gabriel Seraphim then began to withdraw

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St George The Great Martyr - 4.5 x 6 (Walnut) Archangel Gabriel Seraphim then began to withdrawSt George The Great Martyr was a Christian Roman soldier who lived in the late 3rd early 4th century. His father was Cappadocian and his mother Palestinian. St George's father was martyred and his mother returned to her homeland where she would raise her son. Once St George became of age he followed in his father's footsteps and joined the army and rose through the ranks of the military very quickly. St George would be sent to Nicomedia where he would