Fearless, merciful, and just Arthur — the greatest of kings. Wise and cunning mage Merlin. Fickle, treacherous enchantress Morgana. Beautiful and frivolous seductress Morgause — the mother of the ambitious intriguer Prince Mordred, the bastard yearning for the throne. Unfortunate Sir Lancelot, whose forbidden love for Queen Guinevere led to his downfall, the queen's demise, and the ruin of all English chivalry. Crystal-clear young Galahad — the brave seeker of the mysterious Holy Grail. Arthuriana, which we all love. Heroes and villains, beautiful ladies and romantic tales of great passion, vanishing castles and powerful magical artifacts, sorcerers and sorceresses, fairies, dragons, and monsters, tournaments, duels, and battles, incredible adventures and breathtaking wonders. An amazing, enchanting world of medieval legends about the knights of the Round Table, of which The Death of Arthur by Sir Thomas Malory was and remains a true encyclopedia.
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