And then the tale he told him of the fame that Gawain had found, And the knights of the host of Klingsor, and the heroes who sat around, And of Parzival, his brother, how he fought fierce combats twain, 575 For the sake of Gramoflanz' garland, on Ioflanz' grassy plain; 'And what other have been his ventures, who never himself doth spare As thro' the wide world he rideth, that shall he himself declare; For he seeketh a lofty guerdon, and he rideth to find the Grail. And here shall it be my pleasure that ye twain, without lack or fail, 580 Shall tell me the lands and the peoples against whom ye shall both have fought.' Quoth the heathen, 'I'll name the princes whom I here as my captives brought': 'King Papirus of Trogodjenté, Count Behantins of Kalomedenté, Duke Farjelastis of Africk, and King Tridanz of Tinodent; King Liddamus of Agrippé, of Schipelpjonte King Amaspartins, 585 King Milon of Nomadjentesin, of Agremontein, Duke Lippidins; Gabarins of Assigarzionté, King Translapins of Rivigatas, From Hiberborticon Count Filones, from Sotofeititon, Amincas, From Centrium, King Killicrates, Duke Tiridé of Elixodjon, And beside him Count Lysander, from Ipopotiticon. 590 King Thoaris of Orastegentesein, from Satarthjonté Duke Alamis, And the Duke of Duscontemedon, and Count Astor of Panfatis. From Arabia King Zaroaster, and Count Possizonjus of Thiler, The Duke Sennes of Narjoclin, and Nourjenté's Duke, Acheinor, Count Edisson of Lanzesardin, Count Fristines of Janfusé, 595 Meiones of Atropfagenté, King Jetakranc of Ganpfassasché, From Assagog and Zassamank princes, Count Jurans of Blemunzîn. And the last, I ween, shall a Duke be, Affinamus of Amantasîn!'