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Almost all old french literature was woven in some form into the genre of Arthurian romance - a common hero is a knight from king Arthur's court. Some stories could have been completely independant of Arthurian myth, but choose to add a glancing mention of Arthur or one of his knights to give authority to their story. |
Almost all old french literature was woven in some form into the genre of Arthurian romance - a common hero is a knight from king Arthur's court. Some stories could have been completely independant of Arthurian myth, but choose to add a glancing mention of Arthur or one of his knights to give authority to their story. |
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*"[[Erec and Enide]]" [[Chretien de Troyes]] (Old French, c. 1170) |
*"[[Erec and Enide]]" [[Chretien de Troyes]] (Old French, c. 1170) |
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| − | *"[[Cliges]]" [[Chretien de Troyes]] ( |
+ | *"[[Cliges]]" [[Chretien de Troyes]] (Old french, c. 1176) |
*"[[Yvain]]", [[Chretien de Troyes]] (Old French,1177 to 1181) |
*"[[Yvain]]", [[Chretien de Troyes]] (Old French,1177 to 1181) |
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*"[[Lancelot]]" [[Chretien de Troyes]] (Old French, 1177 to 1181) |
*"[[Lancelot]]" [[Chretien de Troyes]] (Old French, 1177 to 1181) |
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| − | *"Le Conte du Graal" aka "[[Perceval]] le Gallois" [[Chretien de Troyes]] and other authours ( |
+ | *"Le Conte du Graal" aka "[[Perceval]] le Gallois" [[Chretien de Troyes]] and other authours (Old French c.1180 with later additions) |
*"ROMAN DE BRUT" (Romance of the Britons), [[Wace]] |
*"ROMAN DE BRUT" (Romance of the Britons), [[Wace]] |
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**some translations: ISBN: 0460005782 : 0460015788 |
**some translations: ISBN: 0460005782 : 0460015788 |
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*"Erek" Hartmann von Aue (c. 1190) |
*"Erek" Hartmann von Aue (c. 1190) |
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**A later, german, version of Erec & Enide |
**A later, german, version of Erec & Enide |
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| − | *Merlin Robert de Boron (french c. 1200) |
+ | *"Merlin" Robert de Boron (french c. 1200) |
| − | *Joseph d'Arimathea, Robert de Boron (french c. 1200) |
+ | *"Joseph d'Arimathea", Robert de Boron (french c. 1200) |
| − | *Perceval |
+ | *"Perceval" Robert de Boron (french c. 1200) - completely lost, much influenced the "Didot Perceval" c1205 |
| − | **completely lost, much influenced the "Didot Perceval" c1205 |
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*"[[Tristran]]", [[Thomas]] |
*"[[Tristran]]", [[Thomas]] |
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*"[[Roman de Tristran]]", [[Broul]] (Old French, late-twelfth-century) |
*"[[Roman de Tristran]]", [[Broul]] (Old French, late-twelfth-century) |
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| − | *"Tristrant und Isalde" Eilhart von Oberge (Middle High German, c. 1170) |
+ | *"Tristrant und Isalde" Eilhart von Oberge (Middle High German, c. 1170) -poem now lost, 13thC copy remains. German version of Tristrant |
| − | **poem now lost, 13thC copy remains. German version of Tristrant |
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==[[Mabinogion]]== |
==[[Mabinogion]]== |
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