Le Morte d'Arthur

Sir Gerin

Also known as: Gerin · Role: knight · First appears: Book X, Chapter XLVII

Book X, Chapter XLVII

  • rivals with Sir Dinadan “Then they blew to jousts; and in came Dinadan, and met with Sir Gerin, a good knight, and he threw him down over his horse’s croup;”
  • friends with Sir Dinadan “Then they blew to jousts; and in came Dinadan, and met with Sir Gerin, a good knight, and he threw him down over his horse’s croup; and Sir Dinadan overthrew four knights more; and there he did great deeds of arms, for he was a good knight, but he was a scoffer and a japer, and the merriest knight among fellowship that was that time living. And he had such a custom that he loved every good knight, and every good knight loved him again.”

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