Constantine (Arthurian)
A figure is captured or taken prisoner, as attested by "betakyns tyrauntez towrmentez"
A figure is captured or taken prisoner, as attested by "betakyns tyrauntez towrmentez" (The Alliterative Morte Arthure, Passage 18)
A giant is encountered or referenced, as attested by "somme gyaunt jowmee" (The Alliterative Morte Arthure, Passage 18)
A figure experiences a dream or vision, as attested by "visione opynly schewede" (The Alliterative Morte Arthure, Passage 18)
Ships or a naval fleet are described or deployed, as attested by "blythely barflete theis" (The Alliterative Morte Arthure, Passage 18)
Ships or a naval fleet are described or deployed (flete there frendez ynewe) (The Alliterative Morte Arthure, Passage 18)
The Alliterative Morte Arthure
- attestation: A figure is captured or taken prisoner, as attested by "betakyns tyrauntez towrmentez" (Passage 18)
"Betakyns the tyrauntez )>at towrmentez thy pople;"
- attestation: A giant is encountered or referenced, as attested by "somme gyaunt jowmee" (Passage 18)
"Or ells with somme gyaunt some jowmee sail happyn,"
- attestation: A figure experiences a dream or vision, as attested by "visione opynly schewede" (Passage 18)
"As ]>ow in thy visione was opynly schewede."
- attestation: Ships or a naval fleet are described or deployed, as attested by "blythely barflete theis" (Passage 18)
"And blythely at Barflete theis bolde are arryfede,"
- attestation: Ships or a naval fleet are described or deployed (flete there frendez ynewe) (Passage 18)
"And fyndys a flete there of frendez ynewe ;"
- attestation: A figure holds or claims lordship over lands, as attested by "floure folke fyftene" (Passage 18)
"The floure and >e faire folke of fyftene rewmez Fore kyngez and capytaynez kepyde hym fayre,"
- attestation: A giant is encountered or referenced (geaunte oeen engenderde fendez) (Passage 18)
"A grett geaunte of Oeen, engenderde of fendez ;"
- attestation: A figure expresses profound grief or sorrow, as attested by "sustynaunce seuen wyntteres" (Passage 18)
"This has bene his sustynaunce all this seuen wyntteres,"
- attestation: A siege or assault on a castle/city is described, as attested by "witaowttyn castells enclosid" (Passage 18)
"WitAowttyn kydd castells enclosid wyth walles,"
- attribution: A figure is attributed with noble or martial qualities, as attested by "beryns burgeys bachelers" (Passage 18)
"Of beryns, and of burgeys, and bachelers noble,"
- attribution: A figure is described as the fairest or most beautiful (Passage 18)
"And one of the fayreste that fourmede was eu ere,"
- relationship: A figure is associated with a marriage or spousal bond, as attested by "wyfes eosyn knowe" (Passage 18)
"Scho was thy wyfes eosyn, knowe it if >e lykez,"
- relationship: Constantine is identified as a cousin or kinsman (Passage 93)
"Cowstantyn my cosyn he sail the corown bere,"