The Mythology of the British Islands / An Introduction to Celtic Myth, Legend, Poetry, and Romance

by Charles Squire

[511]. Ibid., Book XI, chap. XIV; Book XII, chap. IV; Book XIII, chap. XVIII.

[512]. Not mentioned by Malory, but stated in the romance called Seint Greal.

[513]. Rhys: Arthurian Legend, pp. 276-277; 302.

[514]. Morte Darthur, Book IV, chap. XXIX.

[515]. Ibid., Book XVII, chap. XX, in which Sir Bors, Sir Percivale, and Sir Galahad are all fed from the Sangreal.

[516]. Rhys: Arthurian Legend, p. 162.

[517]. Ibid., p. 133.

[518]. Translated by Lady Guest in her Mabinogion, under the title of Peredur, the Son of Evrawc.

[519]. Rhys: Arthurian Legend, p. 169. But see whole of chap. VIII—“Galahad and Gwalchaved”.

[520]. The German romance Diu Krône, by Heinrich von dem Tûrlin.