Other Figures — Minor Figures

258 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.

Alice le Beale Pellerin

first appears Book XX, Chapter V

• Book XX, Chapter V · child: Sir Bellangere le Beuse “Sir Bellangere le Beuse, that was Sir Alisander’s son Le Orphelin, because his mother Alice le Beale Pellerin and she was kin unto Sir Launcelot, and he held with him.”
• Book XX, Chapter V · with Sir Launcelot “because his mother Alice le Beale Pellerin and she was kin unto Sir Launcelot”

Bellingere le Beuse

first appears Book XX, Chapter XVII

• Book XX, Chapter XVII · friends with Sir Launcelot “Sir, an ye be so disposed to abide in this land we will never fail you; and if ye list not to abide in this land there nis none of the good knights that here be will fail you, for many causes. One is, all we that be not of your blood shall never be welcome to the court. And sithen it liked us to take a part with you in your distress and heaviness in this realm, wit you well it shall like us as well to go in other countries with you, and there to take such part as ye do.”
• Book XX, Chapter XVII · patron: Sir Launcelot “I shall depart all my livelihood and all my lands freely among you, and I myself will have as little as any of you, for have I sufficient that may long to my person, I will ask none other rich array; and I trust to God to maintain you on my lands as well as ever were maintained any knights.”

Colgrevance

knight · first appears Book XX, Chapter VII

• Book XX, Chapter VII · with Sir Launcelot “there we found him unarmed, and there he slew Colgrevance, and armed him in his armour”

Colgrevance of Gore

knight · first appears Book XX, Chapter IV

• Book XX, Chapter IV · with Sir Launcelot “and gave him such a buffet upon the helmet, that he fell grovelling dead within the chamber door”

Harry le Fise du Lake

first appears Book XX, Chapter V

• Book XX, Chapter V · friends with Sir Launcelot “So these two-and-twenty knights drew them together, and by then they were armed on horseback, and promised Sir Launcelot to do what he would.”

Hew de la Montaine

knight · first appears Book IX, Chapter XXVII

• Book IX, Chapter XXVII · rivals with Sir Launcelot “Then there came two knights of Northgalis, that one hight Hew de la Montaine, and the other Sir Madok de la Montaine, and they challenged Sir Launcelot foot-hot. Sir Launcelot not refusing them but made him ready, with one spear he smote them down both over their horses’ croups; and so Sir Launcelot rode his way.”

King Pescheour

king · first appears Book XIII, Chapter XVIII

• Book XIII, Chapter XVIII · with Sir Launcelot “which Launcelot had seen aforetime in King Pescheour’s house”