Carbuncle and Balas ruby, Silenite, and Chalcedony, Gagatromeus, Onyx, Coral, and Bestion, fair to see. And there too were Pearl and Opal, Ceraunius and Epistites, Jerachites, Heliotropia, Panterus, Agate, and Emathites. 70 Antrodragma, Praseme, and Saddae, Dionisia and Celidon, Sardonyx and red Cornelian, Jasper and Calcofon. Echites, Iris, Gagates, and Lyncurium, with many more, Asbestos and Cecolithus, and Jacinth, that rich couch bore. Galactida, Orites, Enydrus, and Emerald, glowing green, 75 Absist and Alabanda, and Chrysolect had ye seen. Hiennia, Sapphire, Pyrites, and beside them, here and there, Turquoise, and Lipparèa, Chrysolite, and Ruby fair-- Paleisen, Sardius, Diamond, Chrysoprasis, and Malachite, Diadoch, Peanite, and Medus with Beryl and Topaze bright. 80 And many they taught high courage, and others such virtue knew That healing skill they taught men, and fresh life from their power they drew. And many their strength won from them, if aright they might use their art, And therewith would they tend Anfortas whom they loved with a faithful heart-- And great grief had he brought his people, yet joy soon his lot shall be-- 85 To Terre de Salväsch from Ioflanz he rideth to speak him free, Parzival, with the maid and his brother, nor in truth did I ever hear The distance these three had journeyed ere they drew to the Burg anear; But conflict had been their portion had Kondrie not been their guide, But afar from all strife did she hold them, and in peace on their way they ride. 90 So came they at length to an outpost--Then swiftly towards them sped Many Templars well armed and mounted, and right soon they the truth had read, And they knew by the guide that succour at last to their walls should draw, And the Captain he spake out gladly as the Turtle-doves he saw Gleam fair on Kondrie's vesture, 'Now an end hath it found, our grief, 95 With the sign of the Grail he cometh who shall bring to our king relief, The knight we have looked and have longed for since the dawn of our sorrow's day-- Stand ye still, for great gladness cometh, and our mourning is past away!'