Le Morte d'Arthur

Sir Phelot

Family: King of Northgalis · Role: knight · First appears: Book VI, Chapter XVI

Life events

  • Sir Phelot ambushes Sir Launcelot and attempts to kill him while he is unarmed.(Book VI, Chapter XVI)
    • With: Sir Launcelot
    • “Anon the lady gat the hawk in her hand; and therewithal came out Sir Phelot out of the groves suddenly, that was her husband, all armed and with his naked sword in his hand, and said: O knight Launcelot, now have I found thee as I would, and stood at the bole of the tree to slay him.”
  • Sir Launcelot kills Sir Phelot after defeating his treacherous attack.(Book VI, Chapter XVI)
    • With: Sir Launcelot
    • “So then Sir Launcelot took his sword out of his hand, and struck his neck from the body.”

Book VI, Chapter XVI

  • with Sir Launcelot (Sir Phelot commanded his wife to deceive Sir Launcelot and intended his death.) “She hath done, said Sir Phelot, but as I commanded her, and therefore there nis none other boot but thine hour is come that thou must die.”
  • with Sir Launcelot (Sir Launcelot killed Sir Phelot.) “So then Sir Launcelot took his sword out of his hand, and struck his neck from the body.”
  • married with Sir Launcelot (The unnamed lady is Sir Phelot's wife.) “Anon the lady gat the hawk in her hand; and therewithal came out Sir Phelot out of the groves suddenly, that was her husband, all armed and with his naked sword in his hand”

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