Chapter 35

Cador of Cornwall, Sir,99,104.Cain,395.Calabre, country of,100.Caliburn (one of the strongest of Pavie),104.Calidone,393.Cambenet, duke of,35,38.Cambines, duke,282.Cameliard, country of,41,64,270.Camelot, see Introduction, p.xvi.,49,53,56,63,66,68,70,73,75,77,79,84,98,177,203;river of,239;242,246,251,253,257,261,317,330,344,348,352,381,405,411,418.Candlemas,30.Canterbury, bishop of,65;Mordred crowned here,474;bishop of, defies Mordred,475;477;buries Arthur,481;bishop of,484;485,487.Capadoce, country of,100.Carados, king of,31,35,37,38.Carados, Sir,92,118,152,177,179,184,204,219,224,226,270,448.Carados of Scotland, king,448.Carbonek, castle of,366,392,404,407.Car de Gomeret,270.Cardican, castle of,335.Cardiff, captain of,107;place,209;take ship at,469;470.Cardoile,76.Cardoile, the Anglo-Norman form of Carlisle,76.See Introduction, p.xv.Cardok, Sir,448.Cardol,33.Carlion, see Introduction, p.xv.,30,35,42,43,48,130,148,262.Carlisle,347,447,450,458,464,467.Carrack, ship,476.Carteloise, castle of,397.Case, castle of,327.Cast, a portion or set of loaves baked together,140.Castle Blank,338.Castor, Sir,340.Cateland, country of,100.Caulas,40.Caxton’s preface,1.Cayer,100.Cered, waxed,485.Chafe, heat,106.Chaflet, platform,477.Chaleins of Clarance, duke,277,281,434,448.Champayne,103.Chariot, castle,113.Chestelaine, Sir,109.Child, squire, or young knight,109,392.Chivalry, flower of,76.Christ, Lord Jesus,60,352,394.Christendom,75,83,87,99,299,395,464.Christmas,28.Church,28,395.Churl, peasant, boor,120.Clariance de la Forest Savage,36.Clariance of Northumberland, king,35,36,448.Clarisin, the countess,110.Clarrus of Cleremont, Sir,448,455,469,484,487.Claudas, king,32,34,41,75,100,330,470.Claudine,409.Clegis, Sir,107,448.Clegis of Sadok, Sir,455,469.Cleped, called,409.Cleremond, Sir,107.Cloddrus, Sir,448.Cloth of gold,33.Coasted, kept at the side, in a parallel course,433.Cogge, cock, i.e. cock-boat,101.Cognisance, badge, mark of distinction,241,302.Colgrevance, Sir,218,389,449,452.Colgrevaunce de Gorre, Sir,40.Collibe, sea of,392.Cologne,100.Colombe,54,243.Comange, earl of,469.Commonalty,228.Commons,30,81;children of,102.Constantine, son of queen Heleine,99;country of,102.Constantine, Sir (Sir Cador’s son).Arthur wishes him to be his heir,101,448;was chosen king after Arthur,487.Corbin,bridge of,326;330;city of,340.Corneus, duke,33.Cornwall,25,49,75,96,151,161,163,165,174,177,181,193,205,232,249,259,262,266,268,286,478.Coronation,30.Corsabrin, Sir,279.Courtelage, court-yard, or garden,94,121,379.Covin, deceit, plot,360.Cradelmas, king,35,37.Cradelment of North Wales, king,37.Croft, vault,406.Crosselme, Sir,448.Curselaine, Sir,452.Cyprus,100.

Cador of Cornwall, Sir,99,104.

Cain,395.

Calabre, country of,100.

Caliburn (one of the strongest of Pavie),104.

Calidone,393.

Cambenet, duke of,35,38.

Cambines, duke,282.

Cameliard, country of,41,64,270.

Camelot, see Introduction, p.xvi.,49,53,56,63,66,68,70,73,75,77,79,84,98,177,203;river of,239;242,246,251,253,257,261,317,330,344,348,352,381,405,411,418.

Camelot, see Introduction, p.xvi.,49,53,56,63,66,68,70,73,75,77,79,84,98,177,203;

river of,239;

242,246,251,253,257,261,317,330,344,348,352,381,405,411,418.

Candlemas,30.

Canterbury, bishop of,65;Mordred crowned here,474;bishop of, defies Mordred,475;477;buries Arthur,481;bishop of,484;485,487.

Canterbury, bishop of,65;

Mordred crowned here,474;

bishop of, defies Mordred,475;

477;

buries Arthur,481;

bishop of,484;

485,487.

Capadoce, country of,100.

Carados, king of,31,35,37,38.

Carados, Sir,92,118,152,177,179,184,204,219,224,226,270,448.

Carados of Scotland, king,448.

Carbonek, castle of,366,392,404,407.

Car de Gomeret,270.

Cardican, castle of,335.

Cardiff, captain of,107;place,209;take ship at,469;470.

Cardiff, captain of,107;

place,209;

take ship at,469;

470.

Cardoile,76.

Cardoile, the Anglo-Norman form of Carlisle,76.See Introduction, p.xv.

Cardoile, the Anglo-Norman form of Carlisle,76.

See Introduction, p.xv.

Cardok, Sir,448.

Cardol,33.

Carlion, see Introduction, p.xv.,30,35,42,43,48,130,148,262.

Carlisle,347,447,450,458,464,467.

Carrack, ship,476.

Carteloise, castle of,397.

Case, castle of,327.

Cast, a portion or set of loaves baked together,140.

Castle Blank,338.

Castor, Sir,340.

Cateland, country of,100.

Caulas,40.

Caxton’s preface,1.

Cayer,100.

Cered, waxed,485.

Chafe, heat,106.

Chaflet, platform,477.

Chaleins of Clarance, duke,277,281,434,448.

Champayne,103.

Chariot, castle,113.

Chestelaine, Sir,109.

Child, squire, or young knight,109,392.

Chivalry, flower of,76.

Christ, Lord Jesus,60,352,394.

Christendom,75,83,87,99,299,395,464.

Christmas,28.

Church,28,395.

Churl, peasant, boor,120.

Clariance de la Forest Savage,36.

Clariance of Northumberland, king,35,36,448.

Clarisin, the countess,110.

Clarrus of Cleremont, Sir,448,455,469,484,487.

Claudas, king,32,34,41,75,100,330,470.

Claudine,409.

Clegis, Sir,107,448.

Clegis of Sadok, Sir,455,469.

Cleped, called,409.

Cleremond, Sir,107.

Cloddrus, Sir,448.

Cloth of gold,33.

Coasted, kept at the side, in a parallel course,433.

Cogge, cock, i.e. cock-boat,101.

Cognisance, badge, mark of distinction,241,302.

Colgrevance, Sir,218,389,449,452.

Colgrevaunce de Gorre, Sir,40.

Collibe, sea of,392.

Cologne,100.

Colombe,54,243.

Comange, earl of,469.

Commonalty,228.

Commons,30,81;children of,102.

Commons,30,81;

children of,102.

Constantine, son of queen Heleine,99;country of,102.

Constantine, son of queen Heleine,99;

country of,102.

Constantine, Sir (Sir Cador’s son).Arthur wishes him to be his heir,101,448;was chosen king after Arthur,487.

Constantine, Sir (Sir Cador’s son).

Arthur wishes him to be his heir,101,448;

was chosen king after Arthur,487.

Corbin,bridge of,326;330;city of,340.

Corbin,

bridge of,326;

330;

city of,340.

Corneus, duke,33.

Cornwall,25,49,75,96,151,161,163,165,174,177,181,193,205,232,249,259,262,266,268,286,478.

Coronation,30.

Corsabrin, Sir,279.

Courtelage, court-yard, or garden,94,121,379.

Covin, deceit, plot,360.

Cradelmas, king,35,37.

Cradelment of North Wales, king,37.

Croft, vault,406.

Crosselme, Sir,448.

Curselaine, Sir,452.

Cyprus,100.

Daffish, foolish,236.Dagonet, Sir (Arthur’s fool),199,212,249,256.Dalan,261.Damas, Sir,79,81,459.Damaske, country of,100.Damiete,100.Daname, Sir,230.Darras, Sir,229,230,449.David,395.Debate, strife,459.Debonair, courteous,394.Defoil, trample under foot, overcome,200.Degrane, Sance Vilany, Sir,449.Delectable Isle,297.Deliverly, actively,473.Denmark, king of,76,357.Depart, part,483.De Vance, lady,55.Devise, look carefully at,402.Devoir, knightly duty,149,469.Diamond, justed for daily,432.Dight, dressed,79.Dinadan, Sir,129,152,216,227,246,253,257,261,276,280;forced into woman’s garment,282;best jester,290;317,448.Dinant, Sir,214.Dinas, Sir,153,167,188,215,232,263,268;rises against king Mark,284;448,455,469.Disworship, disgrace,67.Dodinas le Savage, Sir,96,154,169,175,228,241,302,421,438,448.Dole, grief,45.Dolphine,108.Dornar, Sir,259.Dornard, Sir,281.Dover,34,110,475;castle,477,482,484.Dragon (description of),101;spitting fire,326.Draughts, apparently recesses parted off from the main room,442.Dress, turn towards, address,402.Driant, Sir,188,218,448;is slain,459.Dromon, a vessel of war,101.Duresse, bondage,357.Durnore, Sir,448.Dutchmen, duke of,109.Dwarf, attendant,53,69,80,90.Dwine, dwindle,485.

Daffish, foolish,236.

Dagonet, Sir (Arthur’s fool),199,212,249,256.

Dalan,261.

Damas, Sir,79,81,459.

Damaske, country of,100.

Damiete,100.

Daname, Sir,230.

Darras, Sir,229,230,449.

David,395.

Debate, strife,459.

Debonair, courteous,394.

Defoil, trample under foot, overcome,200.

Degrane, Sance Vilany, Sir,449.

Delectable Isle,297.

Deliverly, actively,473.

Denmark, king of,76,357.

Depart, part,483.

De Vance, lady,55.

Devise, look carefully at,402.

Devoir, knightly duty,149,469.

Diamond, justed for daily,432.

Dight, dressed,79.

Dinadan, Sir,129,152,216,227,246,253,257,261,276,280;forced into woman’s garment,282;best jester,290;317,448.

Dinadan, Sir,129,152,216,227,246,253,257,261,276,280;

forced into woman’s garment,282;

best jester,290;

317,448.

Dinant, Sir,214.

Dinas, Sir,153,167,188,215,232,263,268;rises against king Mark,284;448,455,469.

Dinas, Sir,153,167,188,215,232,263,268;

rises against king Mark,284;

448,455,469.

Disworship, disgrace,67.

Dodinas le Savage, Sir,96,154,169,175,228,241,302,421,438,448.

Dole, grief,45.

Dolphine,108.

Dornar, Sir,259.

Dornard, Sir,281.

Dover,34,110,475;castle,477,482,484.

Dover,34,110,475;

castle,477,482,484.

Dragon (description of),101;spitting fire,326.

Dragon (description of),101;

spitting fire,326.

Draughts, apparently recesses parted off from the main room,442.

Dress, turn towards, address,402.

Driant, Sir,188,218,448;is slain,459.

Driant, Sir,188,218,448;

is slain,459.

Dromon, a vessel of war,101.

Duresse, bondage,357.

Durnore, Sir,448.

Dutchmen, duke of,109.

Dwarf, attendant,53,69,80,90.

Dwine, dwindle,485.

Easter,30.Eastland, queen of,113.Ebel, Sir,296,300.Ector, Sir,takes charge of the infant Arthur,27;44.Ector de Maris, Sir,112,118,123,127,139,152,177,210,224,230,237,258,275,278,287,316,333;is healed by the Sancgreal,337;342,377,405,412,421,435,448;is crowned,469;484;finds Sir Launcelot dead,486.Edward of Carnarvan, Sir,448.Edward of Orkney, Sir,304,449.Edward of the Red Castle, Sir,96.Edward the Fourth,487.Eft, again,480.Eftures, passages,444.Egglame,47.Egypt,100;king of,106.Elaine (king Ban’s wife),75.Elaine (king Nentres’ wife),27.Elaine (king Pelles’ daughter),327;sees Sir Launcelot mad,340;344,375;is dead,405.Elaine le Blank,420;seeks Sir Launcelot,425;dies for Sir Launcelot and is put in a barget,431;the letter is taken from her dead hand,432.Elamie, country of,100.Eleine, slew herself,74.Elian le Blank,382.Elias, Sir (a captain),263,264;fights Sir Tristram,266.Elias de Gomeret,270.Eliazar,377,407.Eliot (an harper),263,267.Elis la Noire,277.Elise, Sir,279.Elizabeth, queen,161,165.Emerause,40.Enchafe, heat,372.Enchantress,327.Eneled, anointed (with extreme unction),486.England,27,31,49,97,111,151,168,177,191,283,330,333,341,447;writs sent,461;464.Englishmen,475.Epinegris,289.Epinogrus, Sir,152,301,318,421,449.Erminide, Sir,449.Erst, before,254.Ertaine, country of,100.Ertanax (a fish),393.Estates,87,228,281.Estorause, king,409.Estrake, earl of,469.Estsex, Essex,477.Ethelwold, Sir,109.Ethiope, king of,106.Ettard,91,94.Eufrates, flood of,393.Euphrates, river of,100.Europe,100.Eustace of Cambenet, duke,36.Evangelists,26,74,399.Eve,395.Evelake, king,356,357,367,375.Ewaine le Blanchemains, Sir,27,57.Excalibur (Cut-steel),32,51,57;sent to Sir Accolon,80;81,105;is thrown into the water,479.

Easter,30.

Eastland, queen of,113.

Ebel, Sir,296,300.

Ector, Sir,takes charge of the infant Arthur,27;44.

Ector, Sir,

takes charge of the infant Arthur,27;

44.

Ector de Maris, Sir,112,118,123,127,139,152,177,210,224,230,237,258,275,278,287,316,333;is healed by the Sancgreal,337;342,377,405,412,421,435,448;is crowned,469;484;finds Sir Launcelot dead,486.

Ector de Maris, Sir,112,118,123,127,139,152,177,210,224,230,

237,258,275,278,287,316,333;

is healed by the Sancgreal,337;

342,377,405,412,421,435,448;

is crowned,469;

484;

finds Sir Launcelot dead,486.

Edward of Carnarvan, Sir,448.

Edward of Orkney, Sir,304,449.

Edward of the Red Castle, Sir,96.

Edward the Fourth,487.

Eft, again,480.

Eftures, passages,444.

Egglame,47.

Egypt,100;king of,106.

Egypt,100;

king of,106.

Elaine (king Ban’s wife),75.

Elaine (king Nentres’ wife),27.

Elaine (king Pelles’ daughter),327;sees Sir Launcelot mad,340;344,375;is dead,405.

Elaine (king Pelles’ daughter),327;

sees Sir Launcelot mad,340;

344,375;

is dead,405.

Elaine le Blank,420;seeks Sir Launcelot,425;dies for Sir Launcelot and is put in a barget,431;the letter is taken from her dead hand,432.

Elaine le Blank,420;

seeks Sir Launcelot,425;

dies for Sir Launcelot and is put in a barget,431;

the letter is taken from her dead hand,432.

Elamie, country of,100.

Eleine, slew herself,74.

Elian le Blank,382.

Elias, Sir (a captain),263,264;fights Sir Tristram,266.

Elias, Sir (a captain),263,264;

fights Sir Tristram,266.

Elias de Gomeret,270.

Eliazar,377,407.

Eliot (an harper),263,267.

Elis la Noire,277.

Elise, Sir,279.

Elizabeth, queen,161,165.

Emerause,40.

Enchafe, heat,372.

Enchantress,327.

Eneled, anointed (with extreme unction),486.

England,27,31,49,97,111,151,168,177,191,283,330,333,341,447;writs sent,461;464.

England,27,31,49,97,111,151,168,177,191,283,330,333,341,447;

writs sent,461;

464.

Englishmen,475.

Epinegris,289.

Epinogrus, Sir,152,301,318,421,449.

Erminide, Sir,449.

Erst, before,254.

Ertaine, country of,100.

Ertanax (a fish),393.

Estates,87,228,281.

Estorause, king,409.

Estrake, earl of,469.

Estsex, Essex,477.

Ethelwold, Sir,109.

Ethiope, king of,106.

Ettard,91,94.

Eufrates, flood of,393.

Euphrates, river of,100.

Europe,100.

Eustace of Cambenet, duke,36.

Evangelists,26,74,399.

Eve,395.

Evelake, king,356,357,367,375.

Ewaine le Blanchemains, Sir,27,57.

Excalibur (Cut-steel),32,51,57;sent to Sir Accolon,80;81,105;is thrown into the water,479.

Excalibur (Cut-steel),32,51,57;

sent to Sir Accolon,80;

81,105;

is thrown into the water,479.

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