Solomon
Also known as: King Solomon · Role: king · First appears: Book XVII, Chapter V
Life events
- Solomon succeeded King David and ruled the land after him.(Book XVII, Chapter V)
- With: King David
- “So long dured the tree till that Solomon, King David’s son, reigned, and held the land after his father”
- Solomon learned through a voice and the Holy Ghost of the coming of Virgin Mary.(Book XVII, Chapter V)
- With: Virgin Mary
- “Also the Holy Ghost showed him the coming of the glorious Virgin Mary”
- Solomon commissioned the construction of a durable ship.(Book XVII, Chapter VI)
- “So Solomon sent for all the carpenters of the land, and the best.”
- Solomon altered David’s sword with a jeweled pommel, hilt, sheath, and girdle.(Book XVII, Chapter VI · 📍 Our Lord’s temple)
- With: David
- “All this King Solomon did let make as she devised, both the ship and all the remnant.”
- David’s sword was placed at the feet of the rich bed aboard the ship.(Book XVII, Chapter VI)
- With: David
- “and laid the sword at the feet, and the girdles were of hemp”
- Three spindles were fastened onto the bed’s frame.(Book XVII, Chapter VI)
- “And when these three spindles were shapen she made them to be fastened upon the selar of the bed.”
Book XVII, Chapter V
- parent: King David (King David is Solomon's father.) “So long dured the tree till that Solomon, King David’s son, reigned, and held the land after his father.”
- with Virgin Mary (The preceding prophecy says that a woman bringing great joy to mankind will be born of Solomon's lineage; Mary is then identified as the woman whose coming was shown to him.) “Also the Holy Ghost showed him the coming of the glorious Virgin Mary.”
- with Duke Josua (Duke Josua is Solomon's brother-in-law.) “and he shall be as good a knight as Duke Josua, thy brother-in-law.”
Book XVII, Chapter VI
- parent: David (David is identified as Solomon’s father.) “where is King David’s sword, your father,”
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Extracted from the original text of Le Morte d'Arthur. Made with Rho MD.