George and the Dragon  -  Saint George is the patron saint of England and many children are brought up with the story of how he slayed the dragon to free the maiden in the tower

St. George Patron Saint of England - Here I am, St. George, a worthy champion bold, And with my sword and spear I've won three crowns of gold.

St. George. Patron Saint Of England - The life of Saint George is shrouded in legend, so much so that it is quite difficult to untangle fact from fiction. Much of the problem lies in the Acta Sancti Georgii

ST. GEORGES DAY - Of all tradition accounts relating to spring days in the Estonian popular calendar nearly one third pertain to St. George's Day (jüripäev) that, no doubt, refers to a very special position of the day

George, Saint, an Encarta Encyclopedia Article Titled George, Saint - George, Saint (?-303?), Christian martyr, born in Cappadocia in eastern Asia Minor. His life is obscured by legend, but his martyrdom at Lydda

Our English Saint --- Saint George  Some may be familiar with the story of St. George, the Christian soldier saint whose deeds inspired the crusading Kings of England. His emblem, a red cross on a white background

Saint George and the Dragon  
"And the great dragon was cast down, the old
serpent, he that is called the Devil and Satan, the
deceiver of the whole world; he was cast down to
the earth, and his angels were cast down with him.
And I heard a great voice in heaven, saying, Now
is come the Salvation, and the power and the
kingdom of our God and the authority of his
Christ."
Revelation 12:9-10