Sir Percival de Severies

Role: knight · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 12

Life events

They beat down more than sixty men, routed the archers, and left about three hundred men dead.(Book 1, Chapter 12 · 📍 York)
- With: Sir Fastres de Rue Sir Sause de Boussac
- “They had in their hands great oaken staves, taken from the house of a carter: they dealt their blows so successfully that none durst approach them, and, being strong and valiant knights, beat down, that evening, upward of sixty men. At last the archers were discomfited and put to flight. There remained on the ground dead three hundred men, or thereabouts, who were all from the bishopric of Lincoln.”

allies with Sir Fastres de Rue (They are described together performing deeds in the same conflict.) “Here we found the good knights, Sir Fastres de Rue, Sir Percival de Severies, and Sir Sause de Boussac, who, not getting admittance into their lodgings, performed deeds equal to those that were armed.”
allies with Sir Sause de Boussac (They are described together performing deeds in the same conflict.) “Here we found the good knights, Sir Fastres de Rue, Sir Percival de Severies, and Sir Sause de Boussac, who, not getting admittance into their lodgings, performed deeds equal to those that were armed.”

Extracted from the original text of The Boy's Froissart. Made with Rho MD.