“Yea, by God,” said Gawain, “your speech is good; but violence is considered discourteous among my people, as is any gift that is not given with a good will.

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.

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, and ...

8 нояб. 2019 г. · It is based on the text of Sir Israel Gollancz (1940), with readings adopted from that of J. R. R, Tolkien and. E, V. Gordon i2nd ed,, 1967).

Then the Green Knight spake to Sir Gawain, "Make we our covenant ere we go further. First, I ask thee, knight, what is thy name? Tell me truly, that I may know ...

'See thou get ready, Gawain, to go as thou vowedst, and as faithfully seek till thou find me, good sir, as thou hast promised in this place in the presence of ...

As fortune wolde fulsun hom, þe fayrer to haue. Þis watz þe kynges countenaunce where he in court were, At vch farand fest among his fre meny.

SIR GAWAIN AND THE GREEN KNIGHT I 207 a fearful form appeared, framed in the door: a mountain of a man, immeasurably high, a hulk of a human from head to ...

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