Þus he kept þe table Rou_n_de Whyle he leuyd on þe grou_n_de. After his first After he hadde conquered skotlond conquests yrland & Gotland, 56 [He Fights Frollo for France.] he lives twelve _Þan_ leuyd he at þe best years in peace, twelf ȝeeris on all_e_ reste Wyþoute werre (:) tyll_e_ at þe laste he þouȝt to make (.)a(.) nywe _con_queste. 60 and then invades Into Frau_n_ce wyþ gode cou_n_ceyle France. he wolde weende (:) & hyt assayle, Þat Rome þo kept vnder Myght, Vnder Frollo (:) a worthy knyght 64 Þ_a_t frau_n_ce hadde þo to kepe, To rywle, defende, & to lede. He beats Frollo Arthour and Frollo fouȝt in feld; back to Paris, Þere deyde many vnder scheld. 68 Frollo in-to Paryss fly, W_y_th strenkthe kept hyt wysely: and there Arthour byseged þ_a_t Syte & town besieges him, Tyll_e_ þeire vytayl was y-doon. 72 till Frollo Frollo þat worthy knyght challenges him Proferyd w_y_t_h_ Artho_ur_ for to fyght to single combat. Vnder þis wyse & condiciou_n_,-- "Ho hadde þe Maystrie (:) haue þe crown; 76 And no mo men but þey two." They fight: Þe day Was sett (:) to-geder þey go: Fayr hyt was to byholde In suche two knyȝghteȝ bolde: 80 Þer was no word y-spoke, But eche hadde other by þe þrote; Þey smote w_y_t_h_ trou_n_chou_n_ & w_y_t_h_ swerd; Þat hyt seye were a-ferd; [Fol. 43.] 84 Frollo fouȝt wyþ hys ax (:) as men dude se; (Frollo with his He hytt Arthour (:) so sore (:) þ_a_t he felle on kne. axe) He ros vp raply (:) and smot hym full_e_ sore; He dude hym to grent a (.) soueȝ[1] þ_er_fore. 88 thus they hyw on helmes hye, [1. ? soneȝ] And schatered on wyþ scheldes. Þe puple by-gan to crye Þat stood on þe feldes; 92 [Arthur Returns Victorious to Britain,]