- De Ortu
Waluuanii Nepotis Arturi (English: The Rise of Gawain,
Nephew of Arthur) is an
anonymous Medieval Latin chivalric romance dating to the 12th or...
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Other works featuring Gawain as
their central character include De Ortu
Waluuanii, Diu Crône,
Ywain and Gawain,
Golagros and Gawane, Sir
Gawain and the...
- Florete [fr] 13th Old
French Folie Tristan d'Oxford 12th Anglo-Norman De Ortu
Waluuanii 12–13th
Latin Gliglois [fr] 13th Old
French Hunbaut [fr] 13th Old French...
- Gwendoloena, the name
reoccurs in the
anonymous Latin romance De Ortu
Waluuanii belonging to Arthur's
queen Guinevere. It did not
become a
common English...
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receives more than a
mention in
connection to his son Gawain. De Ortu
Waluuanii and Les
Enfances Gauvain tell of how the
teenage Lot fell in love with...
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about her otherwise. This was
later elaborated in the
romance De Ortu
Waluuanii,
telling how the
teenage Lot fell in
mutual love with the also
young Anna...
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Etymologiae (ca.600) Dies Irae (ca.1260)
Decretum Gratiani (ca.1150) De Ortu
Waluuanii Nepotis Arturi (ca.1180)
Magna Carta (ca.1215) Ziolkowski, Jan M. (1996)...
- Gwenner) in the Polychronicon, and
Gwendoloena (Gwendolen) in De Ortu
Waluuanii. Her name is
invariably Ginover (Ginovere) in the
Middle German romances...
- name is
rendered as the
related Gwendoloena in the
Latin romance De Ortu
Waluuanii. The
Abduction of
Guinevere is a very po****r and
ancient element of the...
- French), Paris: 77–80 "The Rise of Gawain,
Nephew of
Arthur (De ortu
Waluuanii)," ed.
Mildred Leake Day, in Wilhelm,
James J. (1994). The
Romance of...
