Sir Brasias

Family: unknown · Role: hermit · First appears: Book XVIII, Chapter II

Life events

Sir Launcelot departed secretly for Sir Brasias’s hermitage to await news.(Book XVIII, Chapter II · 📍 Windsor)
- With: Sir Launcelot
- “now will I do by your counsel, and take mine horse and my harness, and ride to the hermit Sir Brasias, and there will I repose me until I hear some manner of tidings from you”
Sir Launcelot departed secretly with Sir Lavaine to rest at Sir Brasias's hermitage.(Book XVIII, Chapter XXI · 📍 forest of Windsor)
- With: Sir Launcelot Sir Lavaine
- “And when Sir Launcelot saw his time he told Sir Bors that he would depart, and have no more with him but Sir Lavaine, unto the good hermit that dwelt in that forest of Windsor; his name was Sir Brasias”

protégé: Sir Launcelot (Sir Brasias's hermitage is designated as Sir Launcelot's lodging.) “Ye must remember in what honour ye are renowned, and called the noblest knight of the world; and many great matters ye have in hand. And women in their hastiness will do ofttimes that sore repenteth them; and therefore by mine advice ye shall take your horse, and ride to the good hermitage here beside Windsor, that sometime was a good knight, his name is Sir Brasias, and there shall ye abide till I send you word of better tidings.”

protégé: Sir Lavaine “And when Sir Launcelot saw his time he told Sir Bors that he would depart, and have no more with him but Sir Lavaine, unto the good hermit that dwelt in that forest of Windsor; his name was Sir Brasias; and there he thought to repose him, and take all the rest that he might, because he would be fresh at that day of jousts. So Sir Launcelot and Sir Lavaine departed, that no creature wist where he was become, but the noble men of his blood. And when he was come to the hermitage, wit ye well he had good cheer.”

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