Þen þe first cors come with crakkyng of trumpes, Wyth mony baner ful bryȝt þat þerbi henged; Nwe nakryn noyse with þe noble pipes, Wylde werbles and wyȝt wakned ...

At Camelot lay the King, all on a Christmas-tide,. With many a lovely lord, and gallant knight beside,. And of the Table Round did the rich brotherhood. High ...

Sir Gawayne and The Green Knight: An Alliterative Romance-Poem, (AB. 1360 AD) by the author of Early English Alliterative Poems.

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. Author: Anonymous. Publication: Oxford: Clarendon Press: 1967. Rights/Permissions. Oxford Text Archive numer: U*-62-A. The ...

“By Gog,” quoth the green knight, “Sir Gawain, it delights me that I am to get at thy fist what I have requested here; and thou hast readily and truly ...

The knight was thus gaily dressed in green, his hair falling around his shoulders; on his breast hung a beard, as thick and green as a bush.

Interlineation translation taken from Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Rendered Literally into Modern English from the Alliterative Romance-Poem of AD 1360.

14 июл. 2023 г. · And he baldly hym bydez, he bayst neuer þe helder. Þen carppez to Sir Gawan þe knyȝt in þe grene, "Refourme we oure forwardes, er we fyrre ...

The poem tells the story of an incident at the court of King Arthur, involving Sir Gawain's acceptance of a challenge from the mysterious Green Knight.

26 июл. 1996 г. · Online texts of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, a Middle English Arthurian romance of the knights of the round table.