Hledání osoby: »King Arthur« v Ulrich von Zatzikhoven, Lanzelet (Evans)

of Chrétien's Lancelot. He does not betray his trusting lord, King Arthur ; he does not indulge in such silly extravagances of passion

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who would ever do better feats. Then right loudly spoke King Arthur, where he sat in his house, to his companions :

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Now hear my commission. From afar they urge you—my lord King Arthur and all his house- hold, and first and foremost the

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love and lofty valor. There will be many a troop. King Arthur is coming there also, bringing with him as many as

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men of his own band. LINES 2830-2901 Now hear about King Arthur and of those for whom he pro- vided. He had

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not enter any engagement until you have looked into everything. King Arthur is there with all his company. Avoid them, that is

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Erec, son of King Lac, did not care for more. King Arthur now rode and dashed up with his band. The green

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and dragged him away from his band. LINES 3406-74 When King Arthur, eager for honor, found this out, he came storming at

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been related to you how well the company rode that King Arthur ruled. Yet even then our hero won the highest praise,

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to show him courtesy as if to a noble damsel.111 King Arthur must needs see him so as to make the acquaintance

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before nightfall." They were much taken with each other. Then King Arthur invited the foreign youth to his home. "Sir, my affairs

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let me ride away, and give me the queen.' 170 King Arthur said : So be it'; and a day has been

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the name of the castle and the house.174 My lord King Arthur has in his kingdom no castle to compare with it.

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well. Everyone at once recog- nized his noble lineage. When King Arthur found out that they two stood in such a relationship,

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present who wished to be honorable thought it was enough. King Arthur also allowed him to live because of his steadfast valor,

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But later it repented him sorely, for Valerin afterward played King Arthur a shabby trick, wherein he broke his troth and lost

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understand that. LINES 5361-5428 When this adventure had happened to King Arthur and he had vindicated his honor, he had great joy,

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Yblis was received ; it would weary you. My lord King Arthur met them with splendor of every sort, with well capari-

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these clearly were. I never heard of such great rejoicing. King Arthur permitted neither friend nor foe to leave his court for

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no one at the court better. Through his nephew's goodness King Arthur then forgot every- thing disagreeable that had happened to him

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home in his uncle's house. And what was the great King Arthur doing these days ? At this time when nobody, whether

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them as a fact, and all heard it said, that King Arthur would open his treasuries and deal out his gold for

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they accepted his invitation to the extent that he wished, King Arthur made his preparations. He procured nigh a thousand Castilian steeds

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dancing, and the radiance of many ladies, pleasant to behold. King Arthur threw open all his treasuries and presented magnificently what- ever

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will I grant it," spoke the host there, the mighty King Arthur, for he was certain that she would ask only the

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charm brought that about by necromancy. As the court and King Arthur gazed at this, the maid spoke to him : "You

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began and related the following. He said : "My lord King Arthur with all his court and my lady the queen meant

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lady the queen has been snatched away from my lord King Arthur. That the monster, King Valerin, has done. You must understand,

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there was ever a knight more courtly—and no wonder : King Arthur was his father and Ginover his mother. This good hero,

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man gave him. And then afterwards the gracious and mighty King Arthur rode away from his dear friend's house toward the ford

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kept silence till he had heard the story ; how King Arthur had come there to ask a favor, and wished to

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pledge that no harm should be done him. Whatever oath King Arthur swore, that he broke for no man.222 With this under-

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they thought worth telling to their lord when he returned. King Arthur took the princes and revealed to them what had been

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the wall. Dearly they made Valerin pay for having grieved King Arthur. Not a person sick nor sound did they leave alive

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Tall.224 From a child he belonged to the household of King Arthur, who brought him up for a prodigy. He was grown

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the wizard's house came to grief. LINES 7564-7644 My lord King Arthur was ignorant of the expedition before they got together. Those

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had wished. They brought the crafty magician's child home to King Arthur, that she might be of his household on account of

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Now hear the story further. Never in his life was King Arthur in better spirits. His heart bloomed with joy, for he

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in the story, became one of the dearest companions that King Arthur ever possessed. Yet there lives no man whose mind is

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them on behalf of him and his friends. My lord, King Arthur, also will be their enemy. Moreover there is riding into

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Lanzelet du Lac carefully acted by day and night as King Arthur had counseled him. The princes and the good vassals, who

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piece of good fortune. In these joyful days during which King Arthur was visiting Lanzelet at Genewis, as you have understood, there

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Whatever they had a fancy for, on that they feasted. King Arthur ordered clear beverages, mead, and wine to be given them,

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and prayed them to hasten. He said : "My uncle, King Arthur, with my lady will be at my house at Pentecost.247

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the warrior would take over his inheritance, and his lord King Arthur would lead to Lanzelet's home three thousand knights ; and

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they can never get there fast enough. LINES 8975-9040 Whatever King Arthur ventured to undertake, he disliked to give it up. He

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who had to ride without ladies. But now the gracious King Arthur would no longer tarry ; he led in honor from

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hates infamy. LINES 9041-9117 It was a joyous journey, for King Arthur had put both lands and fortresses into safe keeping [line

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LINES 9270-9349 Meanwhile it has come to the time when King Arthur wished to take leave and ride away from his dear

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on the part of both, which made manifest their love. King Arthur went quickly home, and Lanzelet and Yblis rode back to

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In his own home he was a good host, as King Arthur in his loyal support advised him ; and he neglected

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