Black Knight (Arthurian)
The bound lady explained her lord the Black Knight had tied her there for a perceived fault
The bound lady explained her lord the Black Knight had tied her there for a perceived fault (Sir Perceval of Galles, Sir Perceval of Gales > Section 25)
The Black Knight arrived and threatened to slay them both for finding the lady freed (Sir Perceval of Galles, Sir Perceval of Gales > Section 26)
The Black Knight revealed he had given the ring to the lord of the land, a mighty giant (Sir Perceval of Galles, Sir Perceval of Gales > Section 27)
No knight or king dared ask the giant for the ring back, for he would strike them down (Sir Perceval of Galles, Sir Perceval of Gales > Section 27)
Sir Perceval of Galles
- attestation: The bound lady explained her lord the Black Knight had tied her there for a perceived fault (Sir Perceval of Gales > Section 25)
"Scho said: 'Sir, )e blake knyghte, 'Solde be my lorde with righte,"
- attestation: The Black Knight arrived and threatened to slay them both for finding the lady freed (Sir Perceval of Gales > Section 26)
"He sayd: 'Hore, base Jou here 'Fonden now thi play- fere? '^e schall haby it full dere,"
- attestation: The Black Knight revealed he had given the ring to the lord of the land, a mighty giant (Sir Perceval of Gales > Section 27)
"'I bare it to a glide mone, 'The stalwortheste geant of one, 'Pat any man wate;"
- attestation: No knight or king dared ask the giant for the ring back, for he would strike them down (Sir Perceval of Gales > Section 27)
"'Es it nowJ)er knyghte ne kyng, 'Pat dorste aske hyni pat ryng, 'Pat he ne wolde hym down dyng"
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