[Sidenote: Then Galys Gwynans, brother of Ywan,] Than galys gwynans, w{i}t{h} o manly hart, Which broy{er} was of ywane the baſtart, He cu{m}myne Is onone one to the ſtour For {con}quering In armys of honour, 2608 [Fol. 32b.] [Sidenote: encounters him, and horse and man go all four to earth.] And cownt{er}it w{i}t{h} eſquyris hath so That[T61] horß and man, al four, to erth thai go; And ſtill o quhill lying at the ground. W{i}t{h} that o p{ar}t of arthur{is} folk thei found 2612 [Sidenote: Arthur’s folk rescue Gwyans;] Till gwyans, and haith hyme ſone reſkewit. Aȝanis them til eſquyris thei ſewyt [Sidenote: thirty knights of Galiot’s arrive, and rescue Esquyris.] Of galiot{is} well xxx^ti kny{ch}t{is} & mo; Gwyans goith done, and vthir vij alſo, 2616 The wich war tone & eſqwyris relewit. [Sidenote: Next Ywan comes to the _mêlée_.] Than ywane the anterus, aggrewit, W{i}t{h} kyn{n}iſme{n} one to the melle ſo{ch}t. The hardy kny{ch}t{is}, that one thar worſchip tho{ch}t, 2620 Cownt{er}it them In myddis of the ſcheld, Whar many o kny{ch}t was born doñ i{n} the feld; [Sidenote: Galiot’s men give way.] Bot thei wich ware on galiot{is} p{ar}t, So wnd{er}takand nor of ſo hardy hart 2624 Ne ware thei not as was i{n} ye {con}trare. [Sidenote: Gwyans is again rescued.] S{ir} galys gwyans was reſqwyt thare W{i}t{h} his falowis, and eſqwyris don bore. Thar al the batell{is} cam, w{i}t{h}outen more, 2628 On ather p{ar}t, and is aſſemblit ſo [Sidenote: 50,000 men are assembled.] Whar fyfty thouſand war thei, & no mo. [Sidenote: 30,000 on Galiot’s side approach the river,] In o plane beſyd the gret Riwere Xxx thouſand one galiot{is} half thei vare; 2632 [Sidenote: and 10,000 on Arthur’s.] Of arthuris x thouſand and no mo Thei ware, and ȝhit thai {con}tenit them ſo And in the feld ſo manly haith borñ, That of thar fois haith the feld forſworñ. 2636 [Footnote T61: MS. has “than.”] [Headnote: SIR GAWANE’S INTREPIDITY.]