- La
Tavola Ritonda (The
Round Table) is a 15th-century
Italian Arthurian romance written in the
medieval Tuscan language. It is
preserved in a 1446 m****cript...
-
Table differently, for
instance Arthurian works from
Italy like La
Tavola Ritonda (The
Round Table)
often distinguish between the
knights of the "Old Table"...
- Giantess" (fils de la Bele Jaiande),
given the name
Bagotta in La
Tavola Ritonda, and the evil
human lord Brunor, both of whom are
later killed by Tristan...
- successors—and in the same
context as
Agresrizia in the 14th-century
Italian Tavola Ritonda.
Though frequently left unnamed, Perceval's
sister is a
prominent figure...
-
Green Knight 14th
Middle English Stanzaic Morte Arthur 14th
Middle English La
Tavola Ritonda 15th
Tuscan Vera
historia de
morte Arthuri 12th/13th Latin...
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brings him to Camelot,
where he dies in Lancelot's arms. In La
Tavola Ritonda, a late
medieval Italian rewrite of the
Prose Tristan,
Dinadan (Dinadano)...
- midpoint".
Anonymous (c. 1220).
Prose Tristan.
Anonymous (c. 1335). La
Tavola Ritonda.
Anonymous (1555). I Due Tristani. Coate, M. (February 12, 2009). "The...
-
These works all
locate the
battle at Salisbury. In the
Italian La
Tavola Ritonda,
Mordred is
actually victorious as he
survives Arthur's
death in their...
- and Sir Bors. In an
alternate version from the
Italian rewrite Tavola Ritonda, the
queen is
named Gostanza and she dies of
distress just few days after...
-
killing of
Mordred to Ywan (Ywain) at Camlann. In the
Italian La
Tavola Ritonda (The
Round Table), it is
Lancelot who
kills Mordred at the
castle of Urbano...
