[304] J. Bédier’s ed., Société des anciens textes français (Paris, 1902).
[305] E. Muret’s ed., Société des anciens textes français (Paris, 1903).
[306] A. C. L. Brown, The Knight and the Lion; also, by same author, Iwain, in Harv. Stud. and Notes in Phil. and Lit., vii. 146, &c.
[307] Celtic Mag., xii. 555; Romania (1888); cf. Brown, ib.
[308] J. Loth, Les Romans arthuriens, in Rev. Celt., xiii. 497.
[309] Bibliotheca Normannica, iii, Die Lais der Marie de France, pp. 86-112.
[310] Cf. W. H. Schofield, The Lays of Graelent and Lanval, and the Story of Wayland, in Pub. Mod. Lang. Ass. of America, xv. 176.
[311] Cf. Schofield, The Lay of Guingamor, in Harv. Stud. and Notes in Phil. and Lit., v. 221-2.
[312] For editions, and fuller details of the fairy elements, see De La Warr B. Easter, A Study of the Magic Elements in the Romans d’Aventure and the Romans Bretons (Johns Hopkins Univ., Baltimore, 1906). See also Lucy A. Paton, Studies in the Fairy Mythology of the Arthurian Romance, Radcliffe College Monograph XIII (New York, 1903).
[313] Perc., vi. 235; cf. Easter’s Dissertation, p. 42 n.