The history of the Holy Grail, Englisht, ab. 1450 A.D., by Herry Lonelich, skynner, from the French prose (ab. 1180-1200 A. D.) of Sires Robiers de Borron. Re-edited from the unique paper ms. in Corpus Christi college, Cambridge, by Fredk. J. Furnivall ...

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The history of the Holy Grail, Englisht, ab. 1450 A.D., by Herry Lonelich, skynner, from the French prose (ab. 1180-1200 A. D.) of Sires Robiers de Borron. Re-edited from the unique paper ms. in Corpus Christi college, Cambridge, by Fredk. J. Furnivall ...

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Lovelich, Herry, fl. 1450.

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London,: Pub. for the Early English text society by N. Trübner & co.,

1874-1905.

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Contents

• title page
• chapter - 11
• CHAPTER XII.
• CHAPTER XIII.
• CHAPTER XIV. SERAPHE'S DEEDS, AND THE END OF THE BATTLE.
• CHAPTER XV.
• CHAPTER XVI.
• CHAPTER XVII.
• CHAPTER XVIII.
• CHAPTER XIX.
• CHAPTER XX.
• CHAPTER XXI.
• CHAPTER XXII.
• CHAPTER XXIII.
• CHAPTER XXIV.
• CHAPTER XXV.
• CHAPTER XXVI.
• CHAPTER XXVII.
• CHAPTER XXVIII.
• CHAPTER XXIX.
• CHAPTER XXX.
• CHAPTER XXXI.
• CHAPTER XXXII.
• CHAPTER XXXIII.
• CHAPTER XXXIV.
• CHAPTER XXXV. THE ADVENTURES OF THE MESSENGERS WHO GO TO SEEK NASCIENS.
• CHAPTER XXXVI. THE HISTORY OF THE PHYSICIAN YPOCRAS.
• CHAPTER XXXVII. OF THE TEMPTATIONS OF THE TWO MESSENGERS AND THE DAMSEL; AND OF THEIR MEETING WITH MORDREYNS, NASCIENS, AND CELIDOYNE .
• CHAPTER XXXVIII.
• CHAPTER XXXIX. OF NASCIENS'S FURTHER ADVENTURES, AND HIS GENEALOGY.
• CHAPTER XL. OF FLEGENTYNE'S MEEKNESS, AND HOW SHE HAS THE THREE TOMBS BUILT AND CARVED.
• CHAPTER XLI. HOW JOSEPH AND HIS COMPANIONS CROSS OVER TO BRITAIN ON JOSEPHES'S SHIRT.
• CHAPTER XLII. NASCIENS, AND THE SINNERS OF JOSEPH'S COMPANY, LAND IN BRITAIN, MEET JOSEPH, AND THEN CELIDOYNE.
• CHAPTER XLIII. OF DUKE GAANORT'S VISIONS AND THEIR INTERPRETATION.
• CHAPTER XLIV. OF THE CONVERSION OF DUKE GAANORT AND HIS PEOPLE.
• CHAPTER XLV. HOW JOSEPHES WAS IMPRISOND, AND HOW MORDREINS ARRIVD IN GREAT BRITAIN.
• CHAPTER XLVI. HOW MORDREINS DELIVERS JOSEPHES, IS STRUCK BLIND, AND TURNS HERMIT; AND HOW CELIDOYNE IS MARRIED.
• CHAPTER XLVII. OF JOSEPHES IN CAMELOT, AND OF KING AGRESTES'S TREACHERY AND DEATH.
• CHAPTER XLVIII. OF MOYS'S PRESUMPTION AND ITS PUNISHMENT; AND OF BRONS AND HIS SONS, AND ALEYN THE GROS.
• CHAPTER XLIX. OF JOSEPH'S ADVENTURES, AND HOW HE BRINGS A DEAD MAN BACK TO LIFE.
• CHAPTER L. OF JOSEPH'S FURTHER ADVENTURES; AND OF THE CRIMES OF CHANAAN AND SYMEN.
• CHAPTER LI. OF THE FATE OF CHANAAN, AND OF PIERS'S WOUND.
• CHAPTER LII. OF PIERS'S ADVENTURES. HOW HE IS CURED, AND BEATS KING ORCAWS, KILLS KING MARAHANS, MARRIES CAMYLLE, BEGETS HERLAWNT, AND IS BURID.
• CHAPTER LIII. OF JOSEPHES AGAIN, AND OF HIS YOUNGEST BROTHER GALAS.
• CHAPTER LIV. HOW JOSEPH DIED, AND JOSEPHES 'PASTE TO GOD IN A BLESID TYME.'
• CHAPTER LV. HOW CASTLE CORBENIE IS BUILT FOR THE HOLY GRAAL, AND VENGEANCE IS DONE FOR DESPITE TO IT AND SOLOMON'S SWORD.
• CHAPTER LVI. OF CELIDOYNE AND HIS DEATH, AND THE GOOD KING LANCELOT. OF THE BLEEDING TOMB, AND THE END OF THE HISTORY OF THE HOLY GRAAL.