- summaries, book three, has been lost, but a few p****ages have been found. Ly
Myreur des
Histors ("The
Mirror of Histories") is a more
ambitious narrative, purporting...
-
human form is restored.
Ogier the Dane
appears in Jean d'Outremeuse's Ly
Myreur des
Histors where he
fights Chapalu that
turns out to be the metamorphosis...
-
Urbano where Mordred has
besieged Guinevere after Arthur's death. In Ly
Myreur des
Histors (The
Mirror of History) by
Belgian writer Jean d'Outremeuse...
- in the
Didot Perceval and 60 in the
count by Jean d'Outremeuse in his Ly
Myreur des Histors.
Others yet give
higher numbers, as with 250 in the
Prose Merlin...
- are
versions in
which Gawain does not die. In Jean des Preis's
Belgian Ly
Myreur des Histors, Arthur,
defeated and
wounded in his last
battle with Mordrech...
-
Chronique rimée (c. 1243)
writes on Ogier's death. Jean d'Outremeuse's Ly
Myreur des
Histors writes of Ogier's
combat with the
capalus (chapalu),
which is...
- does
appear in some
medieval works. In Jean d'Outremeuse's 14th-century Ly
Myreur des Histors,
Lancelot installs Constantine on the
throne after Arthur's...
-
scholars Geoffrey Ashe and
Norris J. Lacy call one of "strange episodes" of Ly
Myreur des Histors, a
romanticized historical/legendary work by
Belgian author...
-
mentioned only twice, in 1329 as
Margalis by
chronicler Jean d'Outremeuse in Ly
myreur des
histors and as
Marger in 1336 by
Caspar Schütz in
Historia Rerum Prussicarum...
- sons,
including Marlyn (Meurvin). In the 14th-century pseudo-chronicle Ly
Myreur des
Histors written by the French-Belgian
author Jean d'Outremeuse, one...
