Then the Turkowit, Sir Florant, and Sangivé, that noble queen, Sat over against each other, and in like wise, the board between, Sat Gowerzein's Duke, brave Lischois, and his wife, the fair Kondrie. Iofreit and Gawain forgat not each other's mate to be, As of old would they sit together, and together, as comrades, eat. 475 The Duchess, with bright eyes shining, by Arnivé must find her seat, Nor forgat they to serve each other with courteous and kindly grace-- At the side sat fair Orgelusé, while Arnivé by Gawain found place. And all shame and discourteous bearing from the circle must take their flight, And courteous they bare the viands to each maid and each gallant knight. 480 Then Feirefis looked on his brother, and he spake unto Parzival; 'Now Jupiter ruled my journey so that bliss to my lot would fall Since his aid shall have brought me hither, and here mine own folk I see, And I praise the sire that I knew not, of a gallant race was he!' Quoth the Waleis, 'Ye yet shall see them, a folk ye right well may love, 485 With Arthur their king and captain, brave knights who their manhood prove. So soon as this feast is ended, as methinks it will be ere long, Ye shall see them come in their glory, many valiant men and strong. Of the knights of the good Round Table there shall sit at this board but three, Our host, and the knight Iofreit, and such honour once fell to me, 490 In the days that I showed me worthy, that they prayed me I would be one Of their band, nor was I unwilling, but e'en as they spake 'twas done,'