- Cornish: Gwynnever), also
often written in
Modern English as
Guenevere or
Guenever, was,
according to
Arthurian legend, an early-medieval
queen of
Great Britain...
- King of the Saxons.
Rowenna learns that
Vortigern has
taken his daughter,
Guenever,
after fleeing the
battle and
plans to
molest her.
Instead of
being distraught...
- Mordred's, and both
Arthur and
Mordred die in the
battle that follows.
Guenever joins a convent, and
remains there till death.
Lancelot becomes a hermit...
- Moçambicanas. NELIMO,
Universidade Eduardo Mondlane, 1989. van der Wal,
Guenever Johanna. Word
order and
information structure in Makhuwa-Enahara (PDF)...
- "Queen
Guenever's Peril."
Alfred Kappes's
illustration for The Boy's King
Arthur (1880)...
- king has such a table. This king is the
father of Arthur's ****ure wife,
Guenever. Sir Kay, Arthur's foster-brother, says that he
believes that if war will...
- Camelot, Tintagel, and Winchester) and
characters (like Merlin, Arthur,
Guenever, and Lancelot's son Galahad). As
Lancelot grows in
power and completes...
- Kappes' "Queen
Guenever's Peril" used for the 1880 edition...
-
output of
music for the theatre,
there was only one
attempt at opera:
Guenever,
which was
turned down by the Carl Rosa
Opera Company. A
composer who counts...
- composer. In 1886, he was
disappointed when his one
attempt at opera,
Guenever, was
rejected by the
impresario Carl Rosa.
Shortly after that setback,...
