In Hungarian mythology, three children named Almafi were all born from these objects. In Russian mythology, Ivan the Mute used two of these objects to rejuvenate two seamstresses, who gave him a magical handkerchief, and those belonging to Tsar Vyslav Andronovich were routin
In Hungarian mythology, three children named Almafi were all born from these objects. In Russian mythology, Ivan the Mute used two of these objects to rejuvenate two seamstresses, who gave him a magical handkerchief, and those belonging to Tsar Vyslav Andronovich were routinely stolen by the Firebird. In the Celtic legend of the voyage of Maeldun, these objects are devoured by the beasts which inhabit the Island of the Fiery Swine. While wooing Gerd, Skirnir offers her eleven of these objects, and the old Volsung was conceived after Rerir's wife consumed one of these items. Thiazzi kidnapped Idun to obtain them, and three of these objects were dropped by Hippomenes to distract Atalanta during a race. Presented by Paris to Aphrodite, for 10 points, identify these edible objects, also found in the Garden of the Hesperides.
In Hungarian mythology, three children named Almafi were all born from these objects.
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