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Studies in medieval literature: a memorial collection of essays.
1970, B. Franklin
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Table of Contents
Morgain la Fée in the oral tradition.
The head in the Grail.
Malory's Beaumains.
Breton folklore and Arthurian romance.
The strange history of Caradoc of Vannes.
The visit to the perilous castle.
Scotland and the Arthurian legend.
More Celtic elements in Gawain and the Green Knight.
Vandeberes, Wandlebury, and the Lai de l'espine.
By what route did the Romantic tradition of Arthur reach the French?
Objections to the Celtic origins of Matière de Bretagne.
The pas saladin in art and heraldry.
Was Chaucer a Laodicean?
Edward I, Arthurian enthusiast.
Was Chaucer a free thinker?
Pioneers in Arthurian scholarship.
Bibliography, by R. Roberts (p. 325-328)
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