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INDEX
Titles of published works are printed in italic.
Amour courtois, 1, 4
Anfortas, King, in Parzival, 167, 168, 169, 172
“Annales Cambriæ,” 16
Arderydd, battle of, 71
Arnold, Matthew, “Tristram and Iseult,” 240
Artegal, 73
Arthur, 1, 12, 49, 53
as chieftain, 53
as culture hero, 117
birth of, 74
death of, 22, 27
feudal, 20
historical, 14
in Chronicles, 14–29
in eighteenth century, 35–41
in Mabinogion, 120
in Malory, 28
in metrical romances (English), 59–64
in seventeenth century, 34–35
in sixteenth century, 30–33
in Tennyson, 137
in Tristram of Lyonesse, 213
mythical Arthur, 14
slayer of monsters, 120
tomb of Arthur, 151
See below under “Avowynge of Arthur,” also “Auntres of Arthure,” etc.
Arthur, return of, in Don Quixote, 245
Arthurian myth, value of, 250, 262
Astolat, maiden of, 92–3
“Auntres of Arthure at the Terne Wathelyn,” 63
Avalon, 22, 26, 42, 111, 131. See also Glastonbury
“Avowynge of Arthur,” 63
Balan. See Balin and Balan
Balen. See under Swinburne
Balin (Balen) and Balan, in Malory, 159. See under Tennyson and Swinburne
Ballads, 11, 12, 35, 96
Beardsley, Aubrey, illustrator of Malory, 208
Bedevere (Bedwyr, Bedivere), 1, 27
slayer of monsters, 120
Bédier, Joseph, ed. Tristan, 12, 191
Béroul, 208, 213, 214, 215, 282
and Masefield, 238
Tristan of, 192
Binyon, Laurence, Arthur, a play, 49, 107
“Tristram’s End,” Ode, 220–223
Black Book of Cærmarthen, 71, 113. See also under Skene, W. F., ed.
Borron (Boron), Robert de, ed. “Joseph of Arimathea,” 72
“Merlin,” 72
“Percev...
