King Arthur in history and legend

by William Lewis Jones

—— Studies in the Legend of the Holy Grail (1888).

Rhys, Sir John. The Arthurian Legend (1891).

—— Celtic Folklore (1901).

Schofield, W. H. English Literature, from the Norman Conquest to Chaucer.

Squire, Charles. The Mythology of the British Islands.

Stephens, Thomas. The Literature of the Kymry (1872).

Weston, Jessie L. King Arthur and his Knights. (Popular Studies in Mythology and Folklore.)

—— The Legend of Sir Gawain (1897), and other works included in Nutt’s ‘Grimm Library’.

INDEX

Æneas, [60], [67]
Æneid, The, [67]
Agned, [15]
Airem, [13], [54]
Alanus de Insulis, [31]
Albion’s England, Warner’s, [120]
Alexander the Great, [5], [70]
Almesbury, [115]
Ambrosius Aurelianus; see Emrys
Amir, [24]
Aneirin, the Book of, [40]
Anna, [75]
Annales Cambriæ, [21], [26]
Aran, Yr (Rauran), [128]
Argante (Morgan le fay), [92], [94], [138]
Arnold, Matthew, [39], [45], [105]
Ascham, [7], [118]
Astolat, [98]
Aurelius Ambrosius, [74]
Avalon, [76], [91], [93]
Avallach (Avalon), [53]
Badbury, [20]
Badon, Mount, [16], [19], [21], [22], [26], [29], [32]
Baddesdown-hill (Mount Badon), [28]
Baldulph, [76]
Bassas, [15]
Bath, [76]
Bayeux, [82]
Bec, [33]
Bede, [28], [71], [72]
Bedwyr; see Bedivere
Bedivere, [25], [42], [55], [78], [82], [111], [114], [137]
Beornicia, [16]
Béroul, [106]
Blackmore, Sir Richard, [126]
Bledri (Bledhericus, Bleheris), [109]
Boccaccio, [6]
Bodel, Jean, [3]
Bodmin, [31]
Brân the Blessed, [53]
Branwen, daughter of Llŷr, [53]
Bricriu’s Feast, [50]
Brittany, [31], [58], seq.
Broceliande, [98]
Brooke, Stopford, [136]
Brutus, son of Æneas, [60], [67]
Brythons, the, [13], [29], [36]
Builth, [23]
Cador (Kadwr), Earl or Duke of Cornwall, [51], [76], [83]
Cadwallader, [72]
Cadwallo, [72]
Caerlleon upon Usk, [2], [3], [57], [78], [97], [121]
Caledvwlch (Excalibur), Arthur’s sword, [46]
Cambula (Camel), [27]
Camden, [85]
Camel, [57], [83], [98], [121]
Camelford, [27], [93]
Cameliard, [98]
Camelot, [6], [98]
Camlan, [26], [53]
Caradoc of Llancarvan, [87]
Carbonek, [98], [136]
Carlisle, [73], [97]
Carmarthen, The Black Book of, [2], [12], [26], [40], [74]
Carnwennan, Arthur’s dagger, [46], [50]
Cavall (Cabal), Arthur’s dog, [24], [25], [138]
Caxton, [1]-[10], [11], [37], [135]
Celidon, [15]
Ceredig, [18]
Charlemagne, [8], [70]
Chaucer, [60], [103], [116]
Cheldric, [34], [76]
Chevalier au lion, [101]
Chevalier de la Charrette, [100], [102]
Chinon, [82]
Chrétien de Troyes, [41], [90], [100], [138]
Chronicle, The Saxon, [29]
Colgrin, [76]
Comes Britanniæ, [17], [18]
Comes littoris Saxonici, [17]
Coming of Arthur, The, [134]
Constantine, [83], [94]
Conte del Graal, [101]
Cormac, [84]
Cornwall, [31], [34], [49], [56]-[58], [83], [105]
Cradock, [6]
Cunedda, [18]
Dafydd ap Gwilym, [77]
Dante, [103]
Dares the Phrygian, [60]
David, St, [81]
Dictys the Cretan, [60]
Dimilioc (Damelioc), [57], [74]
Dover Castle, [6]
Drayton, M., [86]
Dream of Rhonabwy, The, [12], [18], [26], [50]-[52], [56]
Dryden, [123], [127]
Dubglas, [15]
Dubricius, [75], [78], [81]
Dux Britanniarum, [16]
Edern, son of Nudd, [51]
Ehangwen, Arthur’s hall, [46]
Eilhart von Oberge, [106]
Elbodugus (Elfodd), [14]
Elizabeth, Queen, [118], [123], [130]
Emmeline, [125]
Emrys (Ambrosius Aurelianus), [18], [21], [23], [28], [32]
Eosa, [74]
Ercing (Archenfield), [24]
Erec, [41], [101]
Etáin, [54]
Evans, Dr Gwenogvryn, [39], [45]
Evans, Dr Sebastian, [3], [35], [65], [67]
Excalibur (Caliburn), Arthur’s sword, [26], [46], [76], [93], [114], [129]
Faerie Queene, The, [119], seq.
Finn, [84]
Flollo, [78]
Galahad, [106], [136]
Gawain, [2], [6], [32], [75], [77], [107], [110]
Gelli (or Kelli) Wic, [49], [56]
Geoffrey of Monmouth, [2], [4], [14], [19], [27], [60] seq.
Geoffrey Gaimar, [85]
Geraint, [47], [136]
Geraint, son of Erbin (Welsh romance), [2], [52], [101], [138]
Geraint, filius Erbin (Welsh poem), [41]
Germany, [16]
Gildas, [18], [21], [22], [28], [72], [88], [134]
Gildas, Life of, [88]
Giraldus Cambrensis, [5], [84], [87], [109]
Glamorgan, [65], [79]
Glastonbury, [6], [84], [89], [98]
Glewlwyd of the Mighty Grasp, [42], [45]
Godfrey of Boulogne, [8]
Goleuddydd, [17]
Gorlois, [57], [74], [122]
Gottfried von Strassburg, [106]
Grafton, [85]
Grail, The Holy, [8], [9], [98], [107], [138]
Griffin of Carmarthen, [92]
Guest, Lady Charlotte, [37], [134]
Guido de Colonna, [60]
Guinevere (Gwenhwyvar), [46], [53], [76], [82], [100], [115]
Guinnion, [15], [20]
Gwalchmei (Gawain), [110]
Gwenn, Arthur’s mantle, [51]
Gwledig, [17]
Gwynn, son of Nudd, [47], [48]
Gwythur, [2], [53]
Hawker, R. S., [140]
Heber, Morte Arthur, [140]
Hengist, [15], [33]
Henry II., [84]
Henry of Huntingdon, [19], [33], [71]
Hergest, The Red Book of, [27], [101]
Higden, [6]
Historia Brittonum, [14]
Historia Regum Britanniæ, [64], seq.
Hoel, King of Armorica, [76]
Holinshed, [85]
Huel, King of Scotland, [88]
Hughes, Thomas, [122]
Ida, [16]
Idylls of the King, The, [4], [130], seq.
Igerne, [57], [74]
Iseult (Essyllt), [54], [100], [104]
Joseph of Arimathea, [98], [109]
Joyous Gard, [98]
Juvenal, [12]
Kadwr; see Cador
Kay (Kei), [42], [52], [54], [78], [82]
King Arthur, or The British Worthy, [125]
Kulhwch and Olwen, [17], [25], [44], [45], seq.
Lady of the Fountain, The, [3], [18], [52], [101]
Lancelot, [6], [10], [100], [103], [107], [115], [136]
Lancelot and Elaine, [134]
Lang, Andrew, [133], [134]
Lanval, [58]
Laon, [31]
Layamon, [27], [67], [84], [85], [89], [91], seq.
Le Morte Arthure (poem), [139]
Legion, City of, [15], [19]
Leicester, Earl of, [127]
Leodogran, [134]
Lincoln, [97]
Linnuis (Lindisia, Lindsey), [15], [20]
Llacheu, Arthur’s son, [43]
Llamrei, Arthur’s mare, [25]
Llandaff, [64]
London, [53], [96]
Lot (of Lodonesia), [75], [77], [112]
Lucius Hiberius, [53], [81]
Lyonesse, [98], [105]
Lytton, King Arthur, [140]
Mabinogion, The, [2], [3], [12], [17], [18], [37], [39], [101], [110], [134]
Mabon, son of Mellt, [43]
Mabon, son of Modron, [42], [48]
Maccallum, M. W., [136]
Maelgwn Gwynedd (Maglocunus), [22]
Malory’s Morte Darthur, [1]-[10], [36], [113]-[115], [118], [135], [139]
Manawyddan, son of Llŷr, [42], [47]
Map, Walter, [64], [101], [103], [104]
Marie of Champagne, [100], [103]
Marie of France, [58]
Mark (March, son of Meirchion), [2], [51], [54]
Maxen Wledig, [18]
Meleager, [48]
Melwas (Meleaguant, Mellyagraunce), [89], [102]
Merlin, [69], [75], [94], [111], [128], [137]
Merlin, The Prophecies of, [69], [112]
Milton, [50], [123]
Misfortunes of Arthur, The, [122]
Modred (Medrod, Medraut), [26], [27], [34], [52], [75], [82], [112], [122]
Monmouth, [65]
Mont St Michel, [66]
Morris, William, [140]
Morte Darthur; see Malory
Morte D’Arthur (Tennyson’s), [131]
Mynneu, Mount, [52]
Natanleod, [30]
Nennius, [17], [19], [20], [22], [23], [29], [41], [71], [134]
Neustria, [78]
Nutt, Alfred, [45], [50], [107]
Octha, [15], [74]
Owen and the ravens, [50]
Palug’s Cat, [53], [54]
Parzival (Wagner’s), [4]
Pembrokeshire, [23]
Perceval (Peredur), [10], [52], [100], [101], [107]
Peredur (Welsh romance), [52], [101]
Picts, The, [16], [27]
Polydore Vergil, [85]
Polyolbion, [86], [120]
Prince Arthur, an Heroick Poem, [126]
Prince Consort, The, [131], [132]
Pridwen, Arthur’s ship, [44]
Priwen, Arthur’s shield, [76]
Pryderi, [54]
Pwyll, prince of Dyved, [54]
Rhongomyant (Rhôn), Arthur’s lance, [46], [76]
Rhys, Sir John, [2], [12], [13], [17], [38], [44], [49]
Ritho, of Mount Eryri, [81]
Robert de Borron, [109], [112]
Robert, earl of Gloucester, [65], [73]
Robert of Gloucester (chronicler), [85]
Robert Fitz-Hamon, [65]
Robert of Torigni (Robert of the Mount), [33], [66]
Rome, [67]
Round Table, The, [6], [80], [91], [93]
Sackville, [86]
St Asaph, [64]
St Michael’s Mount, [80]
Sarras, [98]
Saxons, The, [11], [15], [16], [27], [28]
Scots, The, [16], [27]
Scott, Sir W., [123], [125]
Severus, [16]
Shaftesbury, [74]
Sir Gawayne and the Grene Knight, [91], [111], [116]
Skene, W. F., [39]
Somerset, [89]
Spenser, [56], [86], [118], [127]
Stubbs, [28]
Swinburne, [105]
Tacitus, [12]
Taliesin, [17], [37], [47]
Taliesin, The Book of, [40], [43]
Thomas de Bretagne, [106]
Thopas, Tale of Sir, [61], [116]
Tennyson, [7], [21], [26], seq.
Timon (Sir Ector), [128]
Tintagel, [57], [74], [105]
Triads, The, [26], [38], [52]-[55]
Tribruit (Tryvrwyd), [15], [43]
Tristram (Tristan, Drystan), [10], [52], [54], [100], [104], [114], [129], [139]
Tristan und Isolde (Wagner’s), [4]
Troy, [60]
Trwyth, the Boar (porcus Troit), [24], [25], [49], seq.
Uther Pendragon, [42], [57], [74], [122]
Virgil, [68]
Vita Merlini, [112]
Vivien, [112]
Vortigern, [30], [32], [69]
Vortimer, [32]
Wace, [58], [67], [85], [89]
Wales, The Four Ancient Books of, [39], seq.
Walter, archdeacon of Oxford, [68], [71], [83]
Warinus, [33], [34]
Warner, William, [86]
Westminster, abbey of, [6]
Weston, Miss J. L, [108], [109], [110]
White Mount, The (in London), [53]
Wife of Bath’s Tale, The, [117]
William of Malmesbury, [2], [28], [31], [66], [71]
William of Newburgh, [5], [28], [69], [86]
William of Orange, [127]
Winchester, [6], [97]
Wolfram von Eschenbach, [107]
Wordsworth, [20], [62], [86]
Wygar, the smith, [92]
Wynebgwrthucher, Arthur’s shield, [46]
Yspaddaden (Pen Kawr), [26], [45], [50]