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*Yvain, the lion knight, by Chretien De Troyes. A pleasant late 12th century french romance. Many translations widely availiable. The Burton Raffael translation (1987) is reccomende, but a 19th century translation is available from [[project gutenberg]]: [[http://www.gutenberg.net/browse/BIBREC/BR831.HTM]]
*Arthurian romances (Yvain, Lancelot, Perceval) and other works (Cliges,) by Chretien De Troyes. A pleasant late 12th century french romance. Many translations widely availiable. The Burton Raffael translations are good, but a 19th century translation is available from [[project gutenberg]]: [[http://www.gutenberg.net/browse/BIBREC/BR831.HTM]]
*Tristan and Isolde. Actually an earlier story, but versions of this work exist from the 12th century when this was a very popular story.

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  • Arthurian romances (Yvain, Lancelot, Perceval) and other works (Cliges,) by Chretien De Troyes. A pleasant late 12th century french romance. Many translations widely availiable. The Burton Raffael translations are good, but a 19th century translation is available from project gutenberg: [[1]]
  • Tristan and Isolde. Actually an earlier story, but versions of this work exist from the 12th century when this was a very popular story.