Sir Gawain decapitates the Green Knight in the ... the wife of an allied duke, with the help of Merlin's magic. Arthur grows up to defeat the Saxons and conquer much of Europe, until he is ...

Sir Gawain features none of the most well-known aspects of the Arthurian legends. There’s no Excalibur or sword getting pulled from stone, no Merlin, no Holy Grail, no Lancelot-Guinevere-Arthur ...

The knight was named Sir Gawain, and the wizard was called Merlin. They were two fictional characters from Arthurian legend, the tales of Britain's King Arthur and his Round Table. When the ...

“It was first thought to be a 14th century story about Sir Gawain but further examination revealed it to be part of the Old French Vulgate Merlin sequel, a different and extremely significant ...

Fabry-Tehranchi and colleagues at first believed it to be a 14th century story involving Sir Gawain. “Further examination revealed it to be part of the Old French Vulgate Merlin sequel ...

"It was first thought to be a 14th century story about Sir Gawain," explains ... episodes from the Suite Vulgate du Merlin. In one, the knight Gauvain (Gawain), wielding the sword Excalibur ...

The fragment contains stories about Merlin and King Arthur ... the pages previously had been recorded as a 14th century story of Sir Gawain. But Collins, now the head of special collections ...

Merlin called his king/students “Wart!” Sir Gawain was the true example of ideal knightly courtesy. Lancelot du Lac was the epitome of romance, beauty and purity. He was loved by Guinevere ...

As the title of Merlin‘s latest episode suggests ... This has overtones of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, a late 14th-century poem, although Sir Gawain isn’t one of the knights who ...

Conservator Sally Kilby and Błażej Mikuła photograph inside the folds of a medieval manuscript that was used as the cover for another book later on. - Cambridge University Library ...