Belleus

Role: knight and lord · First appears: Book VI, Chapter V

Life events

Sir Launcelot du Lake wounded Belleus nearly to death, and Belleus yielded.(Book VI, Chapter V · 📍 pavilion)
- With: Sir Launcelot
- “there by a little slake Sir Launcelot wounded him sore, nigh unto the death. And then he yielded him unto Sir Launcelot”
Sir Launcelot du Lake staunched Belleus’s blood after accepting his surrender.(Book VI, Chapter V · 📍 pavilion)
- With: Sir Launcelot
- “And so they went both into the pavilion, and anon Sir Launcelot staunched his blood.”
Sir Launcelot du Lake promised to support Belleus’s admission as a Round Table knight.(Book VI, Chapter V · 📍 Arthur’s court)
- With: Sir Launcelot
- “let him come unto the court the next high feast, and look that ye come with him, and I shall do my power”

with Sir Launcelot (They fought; Launcelot wounded Belleus, who yielded to him.) “either of them gat their swords in their hands, and out at the pavilion door went the knight of the pavilion, and Sir Launcelot followed him, and there by a little slake Sir Launcelot wounded him sore, nigh unto the death. And then he yielded him unto Sir Launcelot”
with King Arthur (Belleus is expected to come to Arthur’s court to seek knighting as a Knight of the Round Table.) “when he cometh unto Arthur’s court for to cause him to be made knight of the Round Table”
with Sir Launcelot (Belleus yielded to Launcelot after the fight.) “And then he yielded him unto Sir Launcelot”

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