King Arthur in history and legendJones, William Lewis
History
King Arthur in history and legend
Jones, William Lewis
Arthur, King; Arthurian romances -- History and criticism
Malory’s Morte Darthur. Edited, in 3 vols., by H. O. Sommer (Nutt).
---- With introduction by Sir J. Rhys (Dent).
---- Edited, with introduction, by Sir E. Strachey (Macmillan--Globe
Series).
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Studies and Notes, 1906).
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Newell, W. W. King Arthur and the Table Round. Boston, 1897.
(Contains excellent summaries of Chrétien de Troyes poems.)
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Mythology and Folklore.)
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---- The Legend of Sir Gawain (1897), and other works included in
Nutt’s ‘Grimm Library’.
INDEX
Æneas, 60, 67
_Æneid, The_, 67
Agned, 15
Airem, 13, 54
Alanus de Insulis, 31
_Albion’s England_, Warner’s, 120
Alexander the Great, 5, 70
Almesbury, 115
Ambrosius Aurelianus; _see_ Emrys
Amir, 24
_Aneirin, the Book of_, 40
Anna, 75
_Annales Cambriæ_, 21, 26
Aran, Yr (Rauran), 128
Argante (_Morgan le fay_), 92, 94, 138
Arnold, Matthew, 39, 45, 105
Ascham, 7, 118
Astolat, 98
Aurelius Ambrosius, 74
Avalon, 76, 91, 93
Avallach (Avalon), 53
Badbury, 20
Badon, Mount, 16, 19, 21, 22, 26, 29, 32
Baddesdown-hill (Mount Badon), 28
Baldulph, 76
Bassas, 15
Bath, 76
Bayeux, 82
Bec, 33
Bede, 28, 71, 72
Bedwyr; _see_ Bedivere
Bedivere, 25, 42, 55, 78, 82, 111, 114, 137
Beornicia, 16
Béroul, 106
Blackmore, Sir Richard, 126
Bledri (Bledhericus, Bleheris), 109
Boccaccio, 6
Bodel, Jean, 3
Bodmin, 31
Brân the Blessed, 53
_Branwen, daughter of Llŷr_, 53
_Bricriu’s Feast_, 50
Brittany, 31, 58, _seq._
Broceliande, 98
Brooke, Stopford, 136
Brutus, son of Æneas, 60, 67
Brythons, the, 13, 29, 36
Builth, 23
Cador (Kadwr), Earl or Duke of Cornwall, 51, 76, 83
Cadwallader, 72
Cadwallo, 72
Caerlleon upon Usk, 2, 3, 57, 78, 97, 121
Caledvwlch (Excalibur), Arthur’s sword, 46
Cambula (Camel), 27
Camden, 85
Camel, 57, 83, 98, 121
Camelford, 27, 93
Cameliard, 98
Camelot, 6, 98
Camlan, 26, 53
Caradoc of Llancarvan, 87
Carbonek, 98, 136
Carlisle, 73, 97
_Carmarthen, The Black Book of_, 2, 12, 26, 40, 74
Carnwennan, Arthur’s dagger, 46, 50
Cavall (Cabal), Arthur’s dog, 24, 25, 138
Caxton, 1-10, 11, 37, 135
Celidon, 15
Ceredig, 18
Charlemagne, 8, 70
Chaucer, 60, 103, 116
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