Sir Wisshard

Also known as: Wisshard · Family: Arthurian · Role: knight · First appears: Book V, Chapter IX

Life events

King Arthur ordered Sir Florence and companions to forage for beasts to relieve their victual shortage.(Book V, Chapter IX)
- With: King Arthur Sir Florence Sir Gawaine Sir Clegis Sir Cleremond
- “Then, on a time, the king called Sir Florence, a knight, and said to him they lacked victual”
The appointed knights prepared and rode into the forests on their foraging mission.(Book V, Chapter IX)
- With: Sir Florence Sir Gawaine Sir Clegis Sir Cleremond
- “And anon these knights made them ready, and rode over holts and hills, through forests and woods”

friends with Sir Florence “And anon these knights made them ready, and rode over holts and hills, through forests and woods, till they came into a fair meadow full of fair flowers and grass;”
friends with Sir Gawaine “And anon these knights made them ready, and rode over holts and hills, through forests and woods, till they came into a fair meadow full of fair flowers and grass;”
friends with Sir Clegis “And anon these knights made them ready, and rode over holts and hills, through forests and woods, till they came into a fair meadow full of fair flowers and grass;”
friends with Sir Cleremond “And anon these knights made them ready, and rode over holts and hills, through forests and woods, till they came into a fair meadow full of fair flowers and grass;”
with King Arthur (King Arthur orders Sir Wisshard to join the foray.) “I will that thou make thee ready and go thither in foraying, and take with thee Sir Gawaine my nephew, Sir Wisshard, Sir Clegis, Sir Cleremond, and the Captain of Cardiff with other”

friends with Sir Gawaine “Then Sir Gawaine rode over a water for to save him, and the knight followed him, and so rode forth till they came to his fellows which were in the meadow, where they had been all the night.”

Extracted from the original text of Le Morte d'Arthur. Made with Rho MD.