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Round Table (Arthurian)

Round Table is associated with Rome, as attested by "ryngne ryalltas holde"

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Round Table is associated with Rome (The Alliterative Morte Arthure, Passage 3)

Round Table is associated with Rome (thare lette foutiden thow) (The Alliterative Morte Arthure, Passage 3)

Round Table journeys or travels to a destination (The Alliterative Morte Arthure, Passage 9)

Round Table is captured or taken prisoner (The Alliterative Morte Arthure, Passage 30)

Round Table holds or claims lordship over lands (The Alliterative Morte Arthure, Passage 35)

The Alliterative Morte Arthure

  • attestation: Round Table is associated with Rome (Passage 3)

    "J)at thow bee redy at Rome witA all thi rounde table,"

  • attestation: Round Table is associated with Rome (thare lette foutiden thow) (Passage 3)

    "That on Lammesse daye thare be no lette fouTiden, J)at thow bee redy at Rome witA all thi rounde table,"

  • attestation: Round Table journeys or travels to a destination (Passage 9)

    "Arayede in >eire notes on a rounde felde, sail at >e reuerence of >e rounde table Ryde thrughte all >e rowtte, rerewarde k oper,"

  • attestation: Round Table is captured or taken prisoner (Passage 30)

    "Arestede of the richeste of ]>e rounde table,"

  • attestation: Round Table holds or claims lordship over lands (Passage 35)

    "The araye and >e ryalltez of pe rounde table Es wyth rankowr rebersede in rewmes full many;"

  • attestation: Round Table fights with weapons in battle (Passage 62)

    "Ferkes on a frusche, and fresclyche askryes ' To fyghte with oure forreours, >at on felde houis. And thane the ryalle renkkes of pe rownde table Rade "

  • attestation: Round Table is crowned or claims royal authority (Passage 69)

    "And at pe Crystynmesse daye be crowned 2 theraftyre ; Ryngne in my ryalltAs, and holde my rownde table,"

  • attestation: Round Table is associated with Rome, as attested by "ryngne ryalltas holde" (Passage 69)

    "Ryngne in my ryalltAs, and holde my rownde table, Withe the rentes of Rome, as me beste lykes ;"

  • attestation: Round Table is captured or taken prisoner, as attested by "qwylls pynne place" (Passage 87)

    "Qwylls I may pare them and pynne, in place jrnre me likes.” Thare durste no renke hym areste of all J>e rownde table,"

  • attribution: Round Table is attributed with noble or martial qualities (Passage 88)

    "The rekeneste redy men of )>e rownde table,"

  • attribution: Round Table is attributed with noble or martial qualities (redyly thareaftyre rekeneste redy) (Passage 88)

    "He rewlis J>e rerewarde redyly thareaftyre, The rekeneste redy men of )>e rownde table,"

  • attribution: Round Table is attributed with noble or martial qualities (rownde table thus fittis) (Passage 88)

    "The rekeneste redy men of )>e rownde table, And thus he fittis his folke, and freschely askryes,"

Appears in: Entities in The Alliterative Morte Arthure, British Tradition