Bors de Ganis

Also known as: Sir Bors de Ganis · Family: Round Table · Role: knight · First appears: Book XVI, Chapter III

Life events

• Nacien interprets the three white bulls as Galahad, Percivale, and Bors de Ganis.(Book XVI, Chapter III)
  • With: Nacien Galahad Sir Percivale
  • “And the three bulls which were white save only one that was spotted: the two white betoken Sir Galahad and Sir Percivale, for they be maidens clean and without spot; and the third that had a spot signifieth Sir Bors de Ganis”
• Nacien foretells that one of the three pure knights will return while the other two never will.(Book XVI, Chapter III)
  • With: Nacien Galahad Sir Percivale
  • “And of the three bulls without spot, the one shall come again, and the other two never.”

Book XVI, Chapter III

• friends with Galahad “And the three bulls which were white save only one that was spotted: the two white betoken Sir Galahad and Sir Percivale, for they be maidens clean and without spot; and the third that had a spot signifieth Sir Bors de Ganis.”
• friends with Sir Percivale “And the three bulls which were white save only one that was spotted: the two white betoken Sir Galahad and Sir Percivale, for they be maidens clean and without spot; and the third that had a spot signifieth Sir Bors de Ganis.”

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