Round Table — Minor Figures
8 figures from Le Morte d'Arthur who appear only briefly. Each keeps their own page; this one gathers them so they can be read together.
Fergus
knight · first appears Book X, Chapter XXVI
- Book X, Chapter XXVI · with King Arthur “There came a knight out of Cornwall, his name was Fergus, a fellow of the Round Table. And there he told the king and Sir Launcelot good tidings of Sir Tristram”
- Book X, Chapter XXVI · with Sir Launcelot “There came a knight out of Cornwall, his name was Fergus, a fellow of the Round Table. And there he told the king and Sir Launcelot good tidings of Sir Tristram”
Sir Curselaine
knight · first appears Book XX, Chapter II
- Book XX, Chapter II · with Sir Agravaine “Then Sir Agravaine and Sir Mordred gat to them twelve knights, and hid themself in a chamber in the Castle of Carlisle”
- Book XX, Chapter II · with Sir Mordred “Then Sir Agravaine and Sir Mordred gat to them twelve knights, and hid themself in a chamber in the Castle of Carlisle”
Sir Gingaline
knight · first appears Book XX, Chapter II
- Book XX, Chapter II · with Sir Agravaine “Then Sir Agravaine and Sir Mordred gat to them twelve knights, and hid themself in a chamber in the Castle of Carlisle”
- Book XX, Chapter II · with Sir Mordred “Then Sir Agravaine and Sir Mordred gat to them twelve knights, and hid themself in a chamber in the Castle of Carlisle”
Sir Gromore Somir Joure
knight · first appears Book XX, Chapter II
- Book XX, Chapter II · with Sir Agravaine “Then Sir Agravaine and Sir Mordred gat to them twelve knights, and hid themself in a chamber in the Castle of Carlisle”
- Book XX, Chapter II · with Sir Mordred “Then Sir Agravaine and Sir Mordred gat to them twelve knights, and hid themself in a chamber in the Castle of Carlisle”
Sir Melion of the Mountain
knight · first appears Book XX, Chapter II
- Book XX, Chapter II · with Sir Agravaine “Then Sir Agravaine and Sir Mordred gat to them twelve knights, and hid themself in a chamber in the Castle of Carlisle”
- Book XX, Chapter II · with Sir Mordred “Then Sir Agravaine and Sir Mordred gat to them twelve knights, and hid themself in a chamber in the Castle of Carlisle”
Bors de Ganis
knight · first appears Book XVI, Chapter III
- Book XVI, Chapter III · friends with Galahad “And the three bulls which were white save only one that was spotted: the two white betoken Sir Galahad and Sir Percivale, for they be maidens clean and without spot; and the third that had a spot signifieth Sir Bors de Ganis.”
- Book XVI, Chapter III · friends with Sir Percivale “And the three bulls which were white save only one that was spotted: the two white betoken Sir Galahad and Sir Percivale, for they be maidens clean and without spot; and the third that had a spot signifieth Sir Bors de Ganis.”
Floris
knight · first appears Book V, Chapter XII
- Book V, Chapter XII · friends with Floridas “and sent Sir Floris and Sir Floridas to-fore, with five hundred men of arms”
Floridas
knight · first appears Book V, Chapter XII
- Book V, Chapter XII · friends with Floris “and sent Sir Floris and Sir Floridas to-fore, with five hundred men of arms”
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Extracted from the original text of Le Morte d'Arthur. Made with Rho MD.