Quarel, a bolt from a crossbow,330.Querne, duke of,469.Quest,43,75,196,198,230,286.Questing, baying, giving tongue as hounds do,43,207,250.
Quarel, a bolt from a crossbow,330.Querne, duke of,469.Quest,43,75,196,198,230,286.Questing, baying, giving tongue as hounds do,43,207,250.
Quarel, a bolt from a crossbow,330.
Quarel, a bolt from a crossbow,330.
Querne, duke of,469.
Querne, duke of,469.
Quest,43,75,196,198,230,286.
Quest,43,75,196,198,230,286.
Questing, baying, giving tongue as hounds do,43,207,250.
Questing, baying, giving tongue as hounds do,43,207,250.
Rack of bulls, herd,378.Raines, a town in Brittany, famous for fine cloth,485.Ransack, examine,104.Rash, tear off (arracher),118.Also rush.Rasure, cutting wind,437.Raynold, Sir,122.Rechate, recal,286.Recreant,82,83.Red Castle,96.Powys Castle, so called in Welsh.Red City,296,298.Rede, counsel,157,443.Reynold, Sir,448.Rience of North Wales, king,41,42. See Ryons.Rivage, shore,409.Roche-dure,237.Rochester, bishop of,464.Rock, lady of the,96.Roerge, earl of,469.Romans,99;fight with the Britons,104.Rome,111,127,161.Rome, emperor of,45,98.Rome, growl, roar,101.Roted, practised,271.Rounspik, a branch with other branches growing out of it,126.Rowse, duke de la,156,160.Ryons, king,48,52;brought to Arthur,55.See Rience.
Rack of bulls, herd,378.Raines, a town in Brittany, famous for fine cloth,485.Ransack, examine,104.Rash, tear off (arracher),118.Also rush.Rasure, cutting wind,437.Raynold, Sir,122.Rechate, recal,286.Recreant,82,83.Red Castle,96.Powys Castle, so called in Welsh.Red City,296,298.Rede, counsel,157,443.Reynold, Sir,448.Rience of North Wales, king,41,42. See Ryons.Rivage, shore,409.Roche-dure,237.Rochester, bishop of,464.Rock, lady of the,96.Roerge, earl of,469.Romans,99;fight with the Britons,104.Rome,111,127,161.Rome, emperor of,45,98.Rome, growl, roar,101.Roted, practised,271.Rounspik, a branch with other branches growing out of it,126.Rowse, duke de la,156,160.Ryons, king,48,52;brought to Arthur,55.See Rience.
Rack of bulls, herd,378.
Rack of bulls, herd,378.
Raines, a town in Brittany, famous for fine cloth,485.
Raines, a town in Brittany, famous for fine cloth,485.
Ransack, examine,104.
Ransack, examine,104.
Rash, tear off (arracher),118.Also rush.
Rash, tear off (arracher),118.
Also rush.
Rasure, cutting wind,437.
Rasure, cutting wind,437.
Raynold, Sir,122.
Raynold, Sir,122.
Rechate, recal,286.
Rechate, recal,286.
Recreant,82,83.
Recreant,82,83.
Red Castle,96.Powys Castle, so called in Welsh.
Red Castle,96.
Powys Castle, so called in Welsh.
Red City,296,298.
Red City,296,298.
Rede, counsel,157,443.
Rede, counsel,157,443.
Reynold, Sir,448.
Reynold, Sir,448.
Rience of North Wales, king,41,42. See Ryons.
Rience of North Wales, king,41,42. See Ryons.
Rivage, shore,409.
Rivage, shore,409.
Roche-dure,237.
Roche-dure,237.
Rochester, bishop of,464.
Rochester, bishop of,464.
Rock, lady of the,96.
Rock, lady of the,96.
Roerge, earl of,469.
Roerge, earl of,469.
Romans,99;fight with the Britons,104.
Romans,99;
fight with the Britons,104.
Rome,111,127,161.
Rome,111,127,161.
Rome, emperor of,45,98.
Rome, emperor of,45,98.
Rome, growl, roar,101.
Rome, growl, roar,101.
Roted, practised,271.
Roted, practised,271.
Rounspik, a branch with other branches growing out of it,126.
Rounspik, a branch with other branches growing out of it,126.
Rowse, duke de la,156,160.
Rowse, duke de la,156,160.
Ryons, king,48,52;brought to Arthur,55.See Rience.
Ryons, king,48,52;
brought to Arthur,55.
See Rience.
Sacring, consecrating,367.Sad, heavy: Sadly, steadily,435.Sadok, Sir,152,268,283,304,448,469.Safere, Sir,152,253,256,270,278,320,413,421,435,455,468.Sagramore le Desirous, Sir,96,123,127,152,169,174,176,219,226,241,273,302,333,399,421,438,448.Sagwarides, Sir,152,172,192,194,253,295;is slain,459.Saint Michael’s mount, a famous place of pilgrimage in Normandy,102.Saint Stephen’s, church of,56,66.Salisbury,57,411,477.Samite, rich silk sometimes interwoven with gold or silver,370.Sanam, earl,41.Sandwich,100,101,111,467.Sangreal(Sancgreal, the holy greal, graale, or grail. See Introduction, p. xviii.),57,58;quest of,60;book of,63;adventures of,64;78,98;quest of,262;326;is seen,327;329;what it is,337;340;Sir Galahad is to achieve it,351;361,363,366,370,379;appears not to sinners,381;403,407,409,411;quest of,483;its etymology,491.Saracens,40,42(or infidels),100;104,106;of Southland,108;187,267,279,284,356.Sarpi, girdle,465.Sarras,city of,356;367,401,407;the spiritual place,408.Sasere, Sir,139.Sauseise,275.Scaffolds,116,136,278.Schedule, letter,476.Scotland,30;king of,31;49,97,151;king of,152;168,285,333,397;king of,420;447.Scots, king of,177,434.Scout-watch,35.Search, examine by a surgeon,167.Selises,303.Selises, Sir,449,455,469.Selivant, Sir,338,339.Semound the Valiant,276.Sendal, cloth of, a thin silk,106,114.Seneschal, the chief officer, whether of the household or of the dominions of a sovereign,29,232.Sentonge, duke of,469.Sentraile, Sir,449.Sentraille de Lushon, Sir,190.Servage, Isle of,192,194.Servause le Breuse, Sir,448.Sessoin (perhaps Soissons), Saxony,263;people,264;Sessoyne, land of,105.Severn, river,359.Sewer, the officer who set on the dishes and tasted them,160.Shaftmon, a measure from the top of the extended thumb to the other end of the fist or palm, about six inches,147.Shawe, thicket,233.Shend, damage,470.Shenship,346.Shent, confounded, disgraced,141.Sherwood, forest of,41.Shield,236,237.Ship,79.Shrew, rascal, scamp,280.Shrewd, evil,217.Siege Perilous,66,326;sat in by Galahad,348;349;taken by Sir Galahad,350;366.Siege, seat,65,78,137.Simeon,406.Sith, since,361.Sithen, since,118.Slade,132.Slake, ditch, ravine,114.Soil, To go to, hunting term for taking to the water,433.Soleise, king of,76.Solomon,395,397.Sondes, sendings, messages,475.Sorceress,447.Sorhaute,42.Sorlouse of the Forest,67.Soul, how it left the body,280.Southfolk,477.South Marches, duke of,95.Southsex,268,477.Sowdan of Surrey,106.Spain,446.Spaniards,100.Spere, ask,362.Spolute,110.Stalk, a hunting term,433.Stole, part of a priest’s dress, worn round the neck,373.Stonied, stunned,132.Stour, battle,383,463.Straight Marches, king of the,307.Straked, blew a horn,215.Sue, follow,361.Suffragan,347.Supper,79.Suppinabiles, Sir,191,449.Suppings,215.Surgeons,106,167.Surlat, earldom of,469.Surluse, country of,203,234,274,280,286,293,302.Surrey,477.Surrie, country of,100.Sword,28,29;in the red stone,349;393.Swough, sound,100.
Sacring, consecrating,367.Sad, heavy: Sadly, steadily,435.Sadok, Sir,152,268,283,304,448,469.Safere, Sir,152,253,256,270,278,320,413,421,435,455,468.Sagramore le Desirous, Sir,96,123,127,152,169,174,176,219,226,241,273,302,333,399,421,438,448.Sagwarides, Sir,152,172,192,194,253,295;is slain,459.Saint Michael’s mount, a famous place of pilgrimage in Normandy,102.Saint Stephen’s, church of,56,66.Salisbury,57,411,477.Samite, rich silk sometimes interwoven with gold or silver,370.Sanam, earl,41.Sandwich,100,101,111,467.Sangreal(Sancgreal, the holy greal, graale, or grail. See Introduction, p. xviii.),57,58;quest of,60;book of,63;adventures of,64;78,98;quest of,262;326;is seen,327;329;what it is,337;340;Sir Galahad is to achieve it,351;361,363,366,370,379;appears not to sinners,381;403,407,409,411;quest of,483;its etymology,491.Saracens,40,42(or infidels),100;104,106;of Southland,108;187,267,279,284,356.Sarpi, girdle,465.Sarras,city of,356;367,401,407;the spiritual place,408.Sasere, Sir,139.Sauseise,275.Scaffolds,116,136,278.Schedule, letter,476.Scotland,30;king of,31;49,97,151;king of,152;168,285,333,397;king of,420;447.Scots, king of,177,434.Scout-watch,35.Search, examine by a surgeon,167.Selises,303.Selises, Sir,449,455,469.Selivant, Sir,338,339.Semound the Valiant,276.Sendal, cloth of, a thin silk,106,114.Seneschal, the chief officer, whether of the household or of the dominions of a sovereign,29,232.Sentonge, duke of,469.Sentraile, Sir,449.Sentraille de Lushon, Sir,190.Servage, Isle of,192,194.Servause le Breuse, Sir,448.Sessoin (perhaps Soissons), Saxony,263;people,264;Sessoyne, land of,105.Severn, river,359.Sewer, the officer who set on the dishes and tasted them,160.Shaftmon, a measure from the top of the extended thumb to the other end of the fist or palm, about six inches,147.Shawe, thicket,233.Shend, damage,470.Shenship,346.Shent, confounded, disgraced,141.Sherwood, forest of,41.Shield,236,237.Ship,79.Shrew, rascal, scamp,280.Shrewd, evil,217.Siege Perilous,66,326;sat in by Galahad,348;349;taken by Sir Galahad,350;366.Siege, seat,65,78,137.Simeon,406.Sith, since,361.Sithen, since,118.Slade,132.Slake, ditch, ravine,114.Soil, To go to, hunting term for taking to the water,433.Soleise, king of,76.Solomon,395,397.Sondes, sendings, messages,475.Sorceress,447.Sorhaute,42.Sorlouse of the Forest,67.Soul, how it left the body,280.Southfolk,477.South Marches, duke of,95.Southsex,268,477.Sowdan of Surrey,106.Spain,446.Spaniards,100.Spere, ask,362.Spolute,110.Stalk, a hunting term,433.Stole, part of a priest’s dress, worn round the neck,373.Stonied, stunned,132.Stour, battle,383,463.Straight Marches, king of the,307.Straked, blew a horn,215.Sue, follow,361.Suffragan,347.Supper,79.Suppinabiles, Sir,191,449.Suppings,215.Surgeons,106,167.Surlat, earldom of,469.Surluse, country of,203,234,274,280,286,293,302.Surrey,477.Surrie, country of,100.Sword,28,29;in the red stone,349;393.Swough, sound,100.
Sacring, consecrating,367.
Sacring, consecrating,367.
Sad, heavy: Sadly, steadily,435.
Sad, heavy: Sadly, steadily,435.
Sadok, Sir,152,268,283,304,448,469.
Sadok, Sir,152,268,283,304,448,469.
Safere, Sir,152,253,256,270,278,320,413,421,435,455,468.
Safere, Sir,152,253,256,270,278,320,413,421,435,455,468.
Sagramore le Desirous, Sir,96,123,127,152,169,174,176,219,226,241,273,302,333,399,421,438,448.
Sagramore le Desirous, Sir,96,123,127,152,169,174,176,219,226,241,273,302,333,399,421,438,448.
Sagwarides, Sir,152,172,192,194,253,295;is slain,459.
Sagwarides, Sir,152,172,192,194,253,295;
is slain,459.
Saint Michael’s mount, a famous place of pilgrimage in Normandy,102.
Saint Michael’s mount, a famous place of pilgrimage in Normandy,102.
Saint Stephen’s, church of,56,66.
Saint Stephen’s, church of,56,66.
Salisbury,57,411,477.
Salisbury,57,411,477.
Samite, rich silk sometimes interwoven with gold or silver,370.
Samite, rich silk sometimes interwoven with gold or silver,370.
Sanam, earl,41.
Sanam, earl,41.
Sandwich,100,101,111,467.
Sandwich,100,101,111,467.
Sangreal(Sancgreal, the holy greal, graale, or grail. See Introduction, p. xviii.),57,58;quest of,60;book of,63;adventures of,64;78,98;quest of,262;326;is seen,327;329;what it is,337;340;Sir Galahad is to achieve it,351;361,363,366,370,379;appears not to sinners,381;403,407,409,411;quest of,483;its etymology,491.
Sangreal
(Sancgreal, the holy greal, graale, or grail. See Introduction, p. xviii.),57,58;
quest of,60;
book of,63;
adventures of,64;
78,98;
quest of,262;
326;
is seen,327;
329;
what it is,337;
340;
Sir Galahad is to achieve it,351;
361,363,366,370,379;
appears not to sinners,381;
403,407,409,411;
quest of,483;
its etymology,491.
Saracens,40,42(or infidels),100;104,106;of Southland,108;187,267,279,284,356.
Saracens,40,42(or infidels),100;
104,106;
of Southland,108;
187,267,279,284,356.
Sarpi, girdle,465.
Sarpi, girdle,465.
Sarras,city of,356;367,401,407;the spiritual place,408.
Sarras,
city of,356;
367,401,407;
the spiritual place,408.
Sasere, Sir,139.
Sasere, Sir,139.
Sauseise,275.
Sauseise,275.
Scaffolds,116,136,278.
Scaffolds,116,136,278.
Schedule, letter,476.
Schedule, letter,476.
Scotland,30;king of,31;49,97,151;king of,152;168,285,333,397;king of,420;447.
Scotland,30;
king of,31;
49,97,151;
king of,152;
168,285,333,397;
king of,420;
447.
Scots, king of,177,434.
Scots, king of,177,434.
Scout-watch,35.
Scout-watch,35.
Search, examine by a surgeon,167.
Search, examine by a surgeon,167.
Selises,303.
Selises,303.
Selises, Sir,449,455,469.
Selises, Sir,449,455,469.
Selivant, Sir,338,339.
Selivant, Sir,338,339.
Semound the Valiant,276.
Semound the Valiant,276.
Sendal, cloth of, a thin silk,106,114.
Sendal, cloth of, a thin silk,106,114.
Seneschal, the chief officer, whether of the household or of the dominions of a sovereign,29,232.
Seneschal, the chief officer, whether of the household or of the dominions of a sovereign,29,232.
Sentonge, duke of,469.
Sentonge, duke of,469.
Sentraile, Sir,449.
Sentraile, Sir,449.
Sentraille de Lushon, Sir,190.
Sentraille de Lushon, Sir,190.
Servage, Isle of,192,194.
Servage, Isle of,192,194.
Servause le Breuse, Sir,448.
Servause le Breuse, Sir,448.
Sessoin (perhaps Soissons), Saxony,263;people,264;Sessoyne, land of,105.
Sessoin (perhaps Soissons), Saxony,263;
people,264;
Sessoyne, land of,105.
Severn, river,359.
Severn, river,359.
Sewer, the officer who set on the dishes and tasted them,160.
Sewer, the officer who set on the dishes and tasted them,160.
Shaftmon, a measure from the top of the extended thumb to the other end of the fist or palm, about six inches,147.
Shaftmon, a measure from the top of the extended thumb to the other end of the fist or palm, about six inches,147.
Shawe, thicket,233.
Shawe, thicket,233.
Shend, damage,470.
Shend, damage,470.
Shenship,346.
Shenship,346.
Shent, confounded, disgraced,141.
Shent, confounded, disgraced,141.
Sherwood, forest of,41.
Sherwood, forest of,41.
Shield,236,237.
Shield,236,237.
Ship,79.
Ship,79.
Shrew, rascal, scamp,280.
Shrew, rascal, scamp,280.
Shrewd, evil,217.
Shrewd, evil,217.
Siege Perilous,66,326;sat in by Galahad,348;349;taken by Sir Galahad,350;366.
Siege Perilous,66,326;
sat in by Galahad,348;
349;
taken by Sir Galahad,350;
366.
Siege, seat,65,78,137.
Siege, seat,65,78,137.
Simeon,406.
Simeon,406.
Sith, since,361.
Sith, since,361.
Sithen, since,118.
Sithen, since,118.
Slade,132.
Slade,132.
Slake, ditch, ravine,114.
Slake, ditch, ravine,114.
Soil, To go to, hunting term for taking to the water,433.
Soil, To go to, hunting term for taking to the water,433.
Soleise, king of,76.
Soleise, king of,76.
Solomon,395,397.
Solomon,395,397.
Sondes, sendings, messages,475.
Sondes, sendings, messages,475.
Sorceress,447.
Sorceress,447.
Sorhaute,42.
Sorhaute,42.
Sorlouse of the Forest,67.
Sorlouse of the Forest,67.
Soul, how it left the body,280.
Soul, how it left the body,280.
Southfolk,477.
Southfolk,477.
South Marches, duke of,95.
South Marches, duke of,95.
Southsex,268,477.
Southsex,268,477.
Sowdan of Surrey,106.
Sowdan of Surrey,106.
Spain,446.
Spain,446.
Spaniards,100.
Spaniards,100.
Spere, ask,362.
Spere, ask,362.
Spolute,110.
Spolute,110.
Stalk, a hunting term,433.
Stalk, a hunting term,433.
Stole, part of a priest’s dress, worn round the neck,373.
Stole, part of a priest’s dress, worn round the neck,373.
Stonied, stunned,132.
Stonied, stunned,132.
Stour, battle,383,463.
Stour, battle,383,463.
Straight Marches, king of the,307.
Straight Marches, king of the,307.
Straked, blew a horn,215.
Straked, blew a horn,215.
Sue, follow,361.
Sue, follow,361.
Suffragan,347.
Suffragan,347.
Supper,79.
Supper,79.
Suppinabiles, Sir,191,449.
Suppinabiles, Sir,191,449.
Suppings,215.
Suppings,215.
Surgeons,106,167.
Surgeons,106,167.
Surlat, earldom of,469.
Surlat, earldom of,469.
Surluse, country of,203,234,274,280,286,293,302.
Surluse, country of,203,234,274,280,286,293,302.
Surrey,477.
Surrey,477.
Surrie, country of,100.
Surrie, country of,100.
Sword,28,29;in the red stone,349;393.
Sword,28,29;
in the red stone,349;
393.
Swough, sound,100.
Swough, sound,100.
Table Round,30,41,64,66,77,78,95,98,100,101,106,109,111,112,115,117,118;one hundred and fifty the complement of,128;149,152,154,158,164,173,195,202;feast of,241;258,282,287,304,315;is to be broken,327;350;Arthur’s fear of,353;is entered into the quest,363;389;more than half the knights are slain,405;the remnant meets again,411;423,434,438;the knights’ names,448;fellowship of the, broken for ever,457;469,487.Taches, qualities, disposition,163.Tallages, taxes,99.Tarce, country of,100.Taulas,96.Tauleas (a giant),214.Taulurd (a giant),96.Teen, grief,107.Terrabil, castle of,25,26,53,56.Thames, river,431,440.Thrall,361.Thring, push, press,459.Thrull, pierce,200.Tintagil,duke of,25;26;castle of (a castle in Cornwall, the ruins of which still exist),26;120,164,167,172,213,233,262,283.Tirre, Sir,420,425,430.To brast, To-shiver, &c., break to pieces,331.Tolleme la Feintes, king,356.Tor (the cowherd’s son),65,69,75;is chosen a knight of the Table Round,78;152;(called) Sir Tor le Fise de Vayshoure,209;259,448;is slain,459.Tor le Fise Aries, Sir,247.Tournament,153,168,223,283,385,434.Trasing and rasing, dodging and striking,117.Travers, At, coming across them,407.Treason,177;what it included,414;its punishment,457.Tremble, port of,110.Trent,30,35.Trest,433;a term of hunting, the technical meaning of which I cannot find: but the word is in Romance the participle of Trere, tirer, trahere.Trian, Sir,246.Trinity, Holy,356,409.Tristram de Liones, Sir,54,89,96;kills Sir Marhaus,98;101,122,135,139,152,160;why he was so named,162;book of,163;overcomes Sir Marhaus,166;calls himself Tramtrist,168;171,175,178;kills Sir Brunor and his lady,183;187,190;marries,191;194,205,209;goes mad,212;recounts his adventures,216;is a devil and no man,224;justs with Sir Launcelot,227;is imprisoned,231;234,238,244,252,258;at Tintagil,264;fights Sir Elias,266;attempt to kill,283;is the best chaser and horn-blower: all good terms of venery and hunting came from,286,291;sees the dead knight with a letter,294;justs at Lonazep,304;Sir Palamides envies,313;smites down Arthur,316;has a wound six inches deep,325;345,448.Troilus,467.Truage, tribute,98.Truss, take up, pack up, make ready,369,469.Turkey, country of,100.Turks,487.Turnance, Isle of,394.Turquine, Sir,112;is killed by Sir Launcelot,118;127,152.Tursauk, earl of,469.Tuscany, warriors of,100;country of,107;110.
Table Round,30,41,64,66,77,78,95,98,100,101,106,109,111,112,115,117,118;one hundred and fifty the complement of,128;149,152,154,158,164,173,195,202;feast of,241;258,282,287,304,315;is to be broken,327;350;Arthur’s fear of,353;is entered into the quest,363;389;more than half the knights are slain,405;the remnant meets again,411;423,434,438;the knights’ names,448;fellowship of the, broken for ever,457;469,487.Taches, qualities, disposition,163.Tallages, taxes,99.Tarce, country of,100.Taulas,96.Tauleas (a giant),214.Taulurd (a giant),96.Teen, grief,107.Terrabil, castle of,25,26,53,56.Thames, river,431,440.Thrall,361.Thring, push, press,459.Thrull, pierce,200.Tintagil,duke of,25;26;castle of (a castle in Cornwall, the ruins of which still exist),26;120,164,167,172,213,233,262,283.Tirre, Sir,420,425,430.To brast, To-shiver, &c., break to pieces,331.Tolleme la Feintes, king,356.Tor (the cowherd’s son),65,69,75;is chosen a knight of the Table Round,78;152;(called) Sir Tor le Fise de Vayshoure,209;259,448;is slain,459.Tor le Fise Aries, Sir,247.Tournament,153,168,223,283,385,434.Trasing and rasing, dodging and striking,117.Travers, At, coming across them,407.Treason,177;what it included,414;its punishment,457.Tremble, port of,110.Trent,30,35.Trest,433;a term of hunting, the technical meaning of which I cannot find: but the word is in Romance the participle of Trere, tirer, trahere.Trian, Sir,246.Trinity, Holy,356,409.Tristram de Liones, Sir,54,89,96;kills Sir Marhaus,98;101,122,135,139,152,160;why he was so named,162;book of,163;overcomes Sir Marhaus,166;calls himself Tramtrist,168;171,175,178;kills Sir Brunor and his lady,183;187,190;marries,191;194,205,209;goes mad,212;recounts his adventures,216;is a devil and no man,224;justs with Sir Launcelot,227;is imprisoned,231;234,238,244,252,258;at Tintagil,264;fights Sir Elias,266;attempt to kill,283;is the best chaser and horn-blower: all good terms of venery and hunting came from,286,291;sees the dead knight with a letter,294;justs at Lonazep,304;Sir Palamides envies,313;smites down Arthur,316;has a wound six inches deep,325;345,448.Troilus,467.Truage, tribute,98.Truss, take up, pack up, make ready,369,469.Turkey, country of,100.Turks,487.Turnance, Isle of,394.Turquine, Sir,112;is killed by Sir Launcelot,118;127,152.Tursauk, earl of,469.Tuscany, warriors of,100;country of,107;110.
Table Round,30,41,64,66,77,78,95,98,100,101,106,109,111,112,115,117,118;one hundred and fifty the complement of,128;149,152,154,158,164,173,195,202;feast of,241;258,282,287,304,315;is to be broken,327;350;Arthur’s fear of,353;is entered into the quest,363;389;more than half the knights are slain,405;the remnant meets again,411;423,434,438;the knights’ names,448;fellowship of the, broken for ever,457;469,487.
Table Round,30,41,64,66,77,78,95,98,100,101,106,109,111,112,115,117,118;
one hundred and fifty the complement of,128;
149,152,154,158,164,173,195,202;
feast of,241;
258,282,287,304,315;
is to be broken,327;
350;
Arthur’s fear of,353;
is entered into the quest,363;
389;
more than half the knights are slain,405;
the remnant meets again,411;
423,434,438;
the knights’ names,448;
fellowship of the, broken for ever,457;
469,487.
Taches, qualities, disposition,163.
Taches, qualities, disposition,163.
Tallages, taxes,99.
Tallages, taxes,99.
Tarce, country of,100.
Tarce, country of,100.
Taulas,96.
Taulas,96.
Tauleas (a giant),214.
Tauleas (a giant),214.
Taulurd (a giant),96.
Taulurd (a giant),96.
Teen, grief,107.
Teen, grief,107.
Terrabil, castle of,25,26,53,56.
Terrabil, castle of,25,26,53,56.
Thames, river,431,440.
Thames, river,431,440.
Thrall,361.
Thrall,361.
Thring, push, press,459.
Thring, push, press,459.
Thrull, pierce,200.
Thrull, pierce,200.
Tintagil,duke of,25;26;castle of (a castle in Cornwall, the ruins of which still exist),26;120,164,167,172,213,233,262,283.
Tintagil,
duke of,25;
26;
castle of (a castle in Cornwall, the ruins of which still exist),26;
120,164,167,172,213,233,262,283.
Tirre, Sir,420,425,430.
Tirre, Sir,420,425,430.
To brast, To-shiver, &c., break to pieces,331.
To brast, To-shiver, &c., break to pieces,331.
Tolleme la Feintes, king,356.
Tolleme la Feintes, king,356.
Tor (the cowherd’s son),65,69,75;is chosen a knight of the Table Round,78;152;(called) Sir Tor le Fise de Vayshoure,209;259,448;is slain,459.
Tor (the cowherd’s son),65,69,75;
is chosen a knight of the Table Round,78;
152;
(called) Sir Tor le Fise de Vayshoure,209;
259,448;
is slain,459.
Tor le Fise Aries, Sir,247.
Tor le Fise Aries, Sir,247.
Tournament,153,168,223,283,385,434.
Tournament,153,168,223,283,385,434.
Trasing and rasing, dodging and striking,117.
Trasing and rasing, dodging and striking,117.
Travers, At, coming across them,407.
Travers, At, coming across them,407.
Treason,177;what it included,414;its punishment,457.
Treason,177;
what it included,414;
its punishment,457.
Tremble, port of,110.
Tremble, port of,110.
Trent,30,35.
Trent,30,35.
Trest,433;a term of hunting, the technical meaning of which I cannot find: but the word is in Romance the participle of Trere, tirer, trahere.
Trest,433;
a term of hunting, the technical meaning of which I cannot find: but the word is in Romance the participle of Trere, tirer, trahere.
Trian, Sir,246.
Trian, Sir,246.
Trinity, Holy,356,409.
Trinity, Holy,356,409.
Tristram de Liones, Sir,54,89,96;kills Sir Marhaus,98;101,122,135,139,152,160;why he was so named,162;book of,163;overcomes Sir Marhaus,166;calls himself Tramtrist,168;171,175,178;kills Sir Brunor and his lady,183;187,190;marries,191;194,205,209;goes mad,212;recounts his adventures,216;is a devil and no man,224;justs with Sir Launcelot,227;is imprisoned,231;234,238,244,252,258;at Tintagil,264;fights Sir Elias,266;attempt to kill,283;is the best chaser and horn-blower: all good terms of venery and hunting came from,286,291;sees the dead knight with a letter,294;justs at Lonazep,304;Sir Palamides envies,313;smites down Arthur,316;has a wound six inches deep,325;345,448.
Tristram de Liones, Sir,54,89,96;
kills Sir Marhaus,98;
101,122,135,139,152,160;
why he was so named,162;
book of,163;
overcomes Sir Marhaus,166;
calls himself Tramtrist,168;
171,175,178;
kills Sir Brunor and his lady,183;
187,190;
marries,191;
194,205,209;
goes mad,212;
recounts his adventures,216;
is a devil and no man,224;
justs with Sir Launcelot,227;
is imprisoned,231;
234,238,244,252,258;
at Tintagil,264;
fights Sir Elias,266;
attempt to kill,283;
is the best chaser and horn-blower: all good terms of venery and hunting came from,286,291;
sees the dead knight with a letter,294;
justs at Lonazep,304;
Sir Palamides envies,313;
smites down Arthur,316;
has a wound six inches deep,325;
345,448.
Troilus,467.
Troilus,467.
Truage, tribute,98.
Truage, tribute,98.
Truss, take up, pack up, make ready,369,469.
Truss, take up, pack up, make ready,369,469.
Turkey, country of,100.
Turkey, country of,100.
Turks,487.
Turks,487.
Turnance, Isle of,394.
Turnance, Isle of,394.
Turquine, Sir,112;is killed by Sir Launcelot,118;127,152.
Turquine, Sir,112;
is killed by Sir Launcelot,118;
127,152.
Tursauk, earl of,469.
Tursauk, earl of,469.
Tuscany, warriors of,100;country of,107;110.
Tuscany, warriors of,100;
country of,107;
110.