- Wace and
Layamon,
Arthurian chronicles, trans. by
Eugene Mason (London: Dent, 1962)
Layamon (1847) [c. 1215]. Madden,
Frederic (ed.).
Layamons Brut, or...
- m****cript version) Le Brut de
Layamon by Marie-Françoise
Alamichel Layamon (1847) [c. 1215], Madden,
Frederic (ed.),
Layamons Brut, or
Chronicle of Britain;...
-
Welsh name.
Layamon also
calls it this in his Brut.
Geoffrey states that
Arthur carried this
lance with him at the
Battle of
Mount Badon.
Layamon states in...
-
Britanniae (c. 1136) Vita
Merlini (c. 1150)
Translations Roman de Brut
Layamon's Brut Brut y
Brenhinedd Breta sögur Merlínússpá
Characters Aeneas Saint...
- A
Grief Observed (1961) They
Asked for a
Paper (1962)
Selections from
Layamon's Brut (1963)
Letters to
Malcolm (1964) The
Discarded Image (1964) Of Other...
-
transition into
Middle English.
Around the turn of the
thirteenth century,
Layamon wrote in
Middle English.
Other transitional works were po****r entertainment...
- Wace
places it at "Camel, over
against the
entrance to Cornwall," and
Layamon specifies the
location as Camelford,
where John
Aubrey reports that as...
- A
Grief Observed (1961) They
Asked for a
Paper (1962)
Selections from
Layamon's Brut (1963)
Letters to
Malcolm (1964) The
Discarded Image (1964) Of Other...
-
among his barons, none of whom
would accept a
lower place than the others.
Layamon added to the
story when he
adapted Wace's work into the
Middle English...
-
adaptations of his work, such as Wace's
Norman French Roman de Brut,
Layamon's Middle English Brut, and the
Welsh Brut y Brenhinedd.
According to the...
