Such writers as Derzhavin and Pushkin praised Bovas literary value; the latter used some elements of the Povest' in his fairy tales and attempted to write a fantasy poem based on the romance.
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The information about the Yiddish version can be found in Sol Liptzin, A History of Yiddish Literature, Jonathan David Publishers, Middle Village, NY, 1972, ISBN 0-8246-0124-6.
These landmarks, like the area, gleaned their names from the legend of Bevis of Hampton, who was said to have thrown up the mound of dirt that became Bevois Mount to obstruct the Danes in their endeavours to cross the River Itchen.
Hampton Roads | Lionel Hampton | Slide Hampton | Hampton University | Hampton, Virginia | Wade Hampton III | Hampton Court Palace | Hampton | Hampton Hawes | South Hampton Roads | Hampton, New Hampshire | Fred Hampton | New Hampton, New Hampshire | John Hampton | Howard Hampton | East Hampton | Battle of Hampton Roads | Mary Bevis Hawton | High Hampton Inn Historic District | Hampton Sides | Hampton Roads Beltway | Hampton Bishop | Christopher Hampton | Robert Hampton Gray | Orville H. Hampton | North Hampton | New Hampton School | New Hampton | Michael Hampton | John Pakington, 1st Baron Hampton |