Le Morte Darthur
Carlion, see Introduction, p. xv., 30, 35, 42, 43, 48, 130, 148, 262.
Carlisle, 347, 447, 450, 458, 464, 467.
Carrack, ship, 476.
Carteloise, castle of, 397.
Case, castle of, 327.
Cast, a portion or set of loaves baked together, 140.
Castle Blank, 338.
Castor, Sir, 340.
Cateland, country of, 100.
Caulas, 40.
Caxton’s preface, 1.
Cayer, 100.
Cered, waxed, 485.
Chafe, heat, 106.
Chaflet, platform, 477.
Chaleins of Clarance, duke, 277, 281, 434, 448.
Champayne, 103.
Chariot, castle, 113.
Chestelaine, Sir, 109.
Child, squire, or young knight, 109, 392.
Chivalry, flower of, 76.
Christ, Lord Jesus, 60, 352, 394.
Christendom, 75, 83, 87, 99, 299, 395, 464.
Christmas, 28.
Church, 28, 395.
Churl, peasant, boor, 120.
Clariance de la Forest Savage, 36.
Clariance of Northumberland, king, 35, 36, 448.
Clarisin, the countess, 110.
Clarrus of Cleremont, Sir, 448, 455, 469, 484, 487.
Claudas, king, 32, 34, 41, 75, 100, 330, 470.
Claudine, 409.
Clegis, Sir, 107, 448.
Clegis of Sadok, Sir, 455, 469.
Cleped, called, 409.
Cleremond, Sir, 107.
Cloddrus, Sir, 448.
Cloth of gold, 33.
Coasted, kept at the side, in a parallel course, 433.
Cogge, cock, i.e. cock-boat, 101.
Cognisance, badge, mark of distinction, 241, 302.
Colgrevance, Sir, 218, 389, 449, 452.
Colgrevaunce de Gorre, Sir, 40.
Collibe, sea of, 392.
Cologne, 100.
Colombe, 54, 243.
Comange, earl of, 469.
Commonalty, 228.
Commons, 30, 81;
children of, 102.
Constantine, son of queen Heleine, 99;
country of, 102.
Constantine, Sir (Sir Cador’s son).
Arthur wishes him to be his heir, 101, 448;
was chosen king after Arthur, 487.
Corbin,
bridge of, 326;
330;
city of, 340.
Corneus, duke, 33.
Cornwall, 25, 49, 75, 96, 151, 161, 163, 165, 174, 177, 181, 193,
205, 232, 249, 259, 262, 266, 268, 286, 478.
Coronation, 30.
Corsabrin, Sir, 279.
Courtelage, court-yard, or garden, 94, 121, 379.
Covin, deceit, plot, 360.
Cradelmas, king, 35, 37.
Cradelment of North Wales, king, 37.
Croft, vault, 406.
Crosselme, Sir, 448.
Curselaine, Sir, 452.
Cyprus, 100.
Daffish, foolish, 236.
Dagonet, Sir (Arthur’s fool), 199, 212, 249, 256.
Dalan, 261.
Damas, Sir, 79, 81, 459.
Damaske, country of, 100.
Damiete, 100.
Daname, Sir, 230.
Darras, Sir, 229, 230, 449.
David, 395.
Debate, strife, 459.
Debonair, courteous, 394.
Defoil, trample under foot, overcome, 200.
Degrane, Sance Vilany, Sir, 449.
Delectable Isle, 297.
Deliverly, actively, 473.
Denmark, king of, 76, 357.
Depart, part, 483.
De Vance, lady, 55.
Devise, look carefully at, 402.
Devoir, knightly duty, 149, 469.
Diamond, justed for daily, 432.
Dight, dressed, 79.
Dinadan, Sir, 129, 152, 216, 227, 246, 253, 257, 261, 276, 280;
forced into woman’s garment, 282;
best jester, 290;
317, 448.
Dinant, Sir, 214.
Dinas, Sir, 153, 167, 188, 215, 232, 263, 268;
rises against king Mark, 284;
448, 455, 469.
Disworship, disgrace, 67.
Dodinas le Savage, Sir, 96, 154, 169, 175, 228, 241, 302, 421, 438,
448.
Dole, grief, 45.
Dolphine, 108.
Dornar, Sir, 259.
Dornard, Sir, 281.
Dover, 34, 110, 475;
castle, 477, 482, 484.
Dragon (description of), 101;
spitting fire, 326.
Draughts, apparently recesses parted off from the main room, 442.
Dress, turn towards, address, 402.
Driant, Sir, 188, 218, 448;
is slain, 459.
Dromon, a vessel of war, 101.
Duresse, bondage, 357.
Durnore, Sir, 448.
Dutchmen, duke of, 109.
Dwarf, attendant, 53, 69, 80, 90.
Dwine, dwindle, 485.
Easter, 30.
Eastland, queen of, 113.
Ebel, Sir, 296, 300.
Ector, Sir,
takes charge of the infant Arthur, 27;
44.
Ector de Maris, Sir, 112, 118, 123, 127, 139, 152, 177, 210, 224, 230,
237, 258, 275, 278, 287, 316, 333;
is healed by the Sancgreal, 337;
342, 377, 405, 412, 421, 435, 448;
is crowned, 469;
484;
finds Sir Launcelot dead, 486.
Edward of Carnarvan, Sir, 448.
Edward of Orkney, Sir, 304, 449.
Edward of the Red Castle, Sir, 96.
Edward the Fourth, 487.
Eft, again, 480.
Eftures, passages, 444.
Egglame, 47.
Egypt, 100;
king of, 106.
Elaine (king Ban’s wife), 75.
Elaine (king Nentres’ wife), 27.
Elaine (king Pelles’ daughter), 327;
sees Sir Launcelot mad, 340;
344, 375;
is dead, 405.
Elaine le Blank, 420;
seeks Sir Launcelot, 425;
dies for Sir Launcelot and is put in a barget, 431;
the letter is taken from her dead hand, 432.
Elamie, country of, 100.
Eleine, slew herself, 74.
Elian le Blank, 382.
Elias, Sir (a captain), 263, 264;
fights Sir Tristram, 266.
Elias de Gomeret, 270.
Eliazar, 377, 407.
Eliot (an harper), 263, 267.
Elis la Noire, 277.
Elise, Sir, 279.
Elizabeth, queen, 161, 165.
Emerause, 40.
Enchafe, heat, 372.
Enchantress, 327.
Eneled, anointed (with extreme unction), 486.
England, 27, 31, 49, 97, 111, 151, 168, 177, 191, 283, 330, 333, 341,
447;
writs sent, 461;
464.
Englishmen, 475.
Epinegris, 289.
Epinogrus, Sir, 152, 301, 318, 421, 449.
Erminide, Sir, 449.
Erst, before, 254.
Ertaine, country of, 100.
Ertanax (a fish), 393.
Estates, 87, 228, 281.
Estorause, king, 409.
Estrake, earl of, 469.
Estsex, Essex, 477.
Ethelwold, Sir, 109.
Ethiope, king of, 106.
Ettard, 91, 94.
Eufrates, flood of, 393.
Euphrates, river of, 100.
Europe, 100.
Eustace of Cambenet, duke, 36.
Evangelists, 26, 74, 399.
Eve, 395.
Evelake, king, 356, 357, 367, 375.
Ewaine le Blanchemains, Sir, 27, 57.
Excalibur (Cut-steel), 32, 51, 57;
sent to Sir Accolon, 80;
81, 105;
is thrown into the water, 479.
Faramon of France, king, 165.
Feldenak, Sir, 104.
Felelolie, dame, 447, 450.
Fellowship, 177, 178, 191, 258, 459.
Felot of Langduk, Sir, 70.
Felot of Listinoise, Sir, 96.
Ferant of Spain, Sir, 109.
Fergus, earl, 95, 212.
Fergus, Sir, 262, 268, 448.
Fewter, put spear in the rest, 107.
Fiend, comes out of a tomb, 357, 369;
chief one, 372.
Fig tree cursed by our Lord, 365.
Flacket, flask, 181.
Flanders, 100, 107.
Flannedrius, 40.
Florence, Sir, 107, 109, 448, 452.
Floridas, Sir, 109, 110.
Floris, Sir, 110.
Foining, push in fencing, 131, 136, 142.
Foise, earl of, 469.
Footmen, 34, 39.
Fordo, undo, 74.
Forthdays, late in the day, 455.
Forthink, grieve, 379;
repent, 74.
Foster, forester, 381.
Four Stones, castle of, 53.
France, 32, 100, 102;
marshal of, 103;
161, 163, 168, 330;
lords of, 469.
Frol of the Out Isles, Sir, 195.
Gad, spike or knob of iron or steel, 373.
Gahalantine, Sir, 448;
made a duke, 469;
484.
Gahalatine, Sir, 115, 116, 128.
Gaheris, Sir, 42, 56, 66, 87, 117, 127, 139, 150, 152, 160, 169, 197,
213, 223, 227, 231, 260, 277, 279, 281, 290, 334, 413, 421, 434,
448;
is slain, 459.
Gainest, readiest, 145.
Gainus, Sir, 103.
Galacie, country of, 100.
Galagars, Sir, chosen a knight of the Table Round, 78.
Galahad, Sir, 60, 63, 75, 183, 325;
is born, 328;
is made a knight, 349;
sits in the siege perilous, 350;
his lineage, 352;
takes the white shield, 355;
attacks the Castle of Maidens, 360;
strikes down his father, 362;
375, 381, 397;
meets Sir Launcelot on board ship, 402;
goes in quest of the Sancgreal, 402;
dies, 410.
Galahalt, Sir, 257, 274;
hates fish, 281;
of the Long Isles, 293;
419, 424, 434, 448.
Galahault, Sir, 152.
Galapas (a giant), 105.
Galardoun, 241.
Galatine (Sir Gawaine’s good sword), 104, 107.
Galihodin, Sir, 152, 154, 282, 301, 413, 421, 435, 448;
is made a duke, 469;
484.
Galihud, Sir, 152, 154, 230, 413, 421, 435;
made an earl, 469;
484.
Galind, Sir, 118.
Galiodin, 230.
Galleron of Galway, Sir, 246, 421, 448.
Ganis, abbey and castle of, 231.
Garaunt, 270.
Gareth of Orkney, Sir (Beaumains), 42;
56, 131, 145, 150, 152, 158, 292, 296, 303, 317, 361, 413;
smites down thirty knights, 435;
448;
is slain, 459.
Garlon, 58.
Garlot, land of, 27.
Garnish of the Mount, 60.
Gaul, 34, 375.
Gaunter, Sir, 122, 152.
Gautere, Sir, 448;
is slain, 459.
Gawaine, Sir, 27, 35.
Gawaine, Sir, (Arthur’s nephew), 42, 56, 58, 63;
Arthur promises to make him a knight, 65;
follows the hart, 67;
kills a lady, 69;
75, 77;
chosen a knight of the Table Round, 78;
fights Sir Marhaus, 88;
91, 95, 96;
smites off Sir Gainus’ head, 103;
107;
fights with Sir Priamus, 108;
116, 123, 125, 128, 139, 145, 149, 152, 154, 158, 169, 184, 196, 219,
229;
is beaten by Sir Lamorak, 258;
261, 279, 288, 302, 326, 333;
tries to pull the sword out, 350;
takes up the quest of the holy Graile, 353;
361, 377, 405, 413, 434, 448;
asks Arthur not to be hasty in burning Guenever, 457;
loses his brothers, 460;
will not forgive Sir Launcelot, 467;
fights, 473;
writes to Sir Launcelot, and dies, 476.
Gawdelin, Sir, 334.
Genoese warriors, 100.
Gerfalcon, the finest kind of hawk, 96.
Gerin, Sir, 280.
Gerine le Grose, 272.
Germany, 106.
Gest, deed, story, 123.
Gherard, Sir, 109.
Gherard de Breusse, 139, 149.
Ghost, Holy, 352, 364, 381, 395.
Giant of St. Michael’s Mount; sits at supper gnawing a man’s limbs,
twelve children are being broached on spits, 102;
is killed by Arthur, 103.
Gilbert, Sir, 124, 125.
Gilford, 419.
Gillemere, Sir, 448;
is slain, 459.
Gilmere, Sir, 122.
Gingalin, Sir, 211, 448, 452.
Gisarm, two-edged battle-axe, 96.
Glaive, a long blade at the end of a lance, a sword, 70.
Glasting, 287. See Questing.
Glastonbury, 475, 481, 484. See Introduction, p. xviii.
Glatisant (the questing beast), 207, 250, 256, 286, 299;
is followed by Sir Palamides, 348.
Gobbets, lumps, 148.
God, 326.
Godard, garrison of, 108.
Godelake, Sir, 152.
Goneries, Sir, 275.
Goodewin, Sir, 334.
Goothe, castle of, 366.
Gore, land of, 27, 35, 86, 113, 152, 285, 406.
Gouvernail (Sir Tristram’s tutor), 163, 166, 174, 178, 187, 190, 205,
220, 241.
Graale, holy, 327;
its entrance into the hall, 352;
401.
See Sangreal.
Gracian, 34.
Graciens le Castlein, 40.
Gramercy (written Grant mercy, 418);
great thanks, 71.
Grastian, 34.
Gratian, 41.
Gree, degree, prize, 220.
Greece, Hart of, a fat deer, 323.
Greece, 100.
Griflet, Sir, 33, 36.
Griflet, le Fise de Dieu, Sir, 40, 45, 76;
is chosen a knight of the Table Round, 78;
169, 249, 303, 362, 421, 435, 448;
is slain, 459.
Gringamore, Sir, 144, 147, 151.
Grip, earl, 191.
Gromere, Sir, 448.
Gromore Somir Joure, Sir, 452.
Grummore Grummursum, Sir, 152.
Guenever, 41, 64;
is married, 66;
74;
goes with Arthur to battle, 76;
85;
left in care of two governors by Arthur, 101;
102;
meets Arthur at Sandwich, 111;
113, 119, 121, 122, 125, 127, 153, 187, 192, 197, 207, 225, 236, 253,
262, 274, 278;