Le Morte d'Arthur

Galapas

Family: Romans · Role: giant · First appears: Book V, Chapter VIII

Life events

  • King Arthur kills the giant Galapas by severing his legs and head.(Book V, Chapter VIII · 📍 Sessoine)
    • With: King Arthur
    • “and he slew a great giant named Galapas, which was a man of an huge quantity and height, he shorted him and smote off both his legs by the knees, saying, Now art thou better of a size to deal with than thou were, and after smote off his head.”

Book V, Chapter VIII

  • with King Arthur (Arthur killed Galapas in battle.) “and anon he addressed him on that part, and hew and slew down right, and rescued his people; and he slew a great giant named Galapas”

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