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This book consists of articles from Wikia or other free sources online. Pages: 72. Chapters: Aetius, Accalon, Aegidius, Aldroen, Anna, Arthur, Aurelius Ambrosius, Aurelius Ambrosius, Beacurs, Britu, Cadell Ddyrnllwg, Catigern, Ceretic, Constantine, Constantine III, Custennin Gorneu, Custennin son of Mynwyedig, Dinadan, Dioneta, Duke of Tintagel's Daughters, Ebissa, Elaine, Eldadus, Eldol, Eosa, Erdudfyl, Faustus, Gaheris, Gareth, Gawain, Gawain the Brown, Germanus, Gildas, Gormant, Gracia and Graeria, Guinevere, Guithelin, Guoyrancgon, Gwalhafed, Hengist, Ivory, Joseph of Arimathea, Karadan, Lady of the Lake, Leudon, Londres, Loth, Lupus, Mazadan, Meleagant, Meleon, Merlin, Merry Maiden, the, Morcades, Morgan le Fay, Mynwyedig, Nimue, Oisc, Paskent, Renwein, Romain, Taneu, Thailais, Tristan, Urien, Uther Pendragon, Vortigern, Vortimer, Ygerne. Excerpt: Character cited in the Arthurian legend. Character cited in the Arthurian legend. Character cited in the Arthurian legend. Character cited in the Arthurian legend. Morgan then tricked Arthur and Accalon into fighting each other, Accalon using the real Excalibur while Arthur used the duplicate. During the battle Arthur's sword broke; he quickly realized this was not the real Excalibur and that he had been betrayed. Rather than giving up, Arthur continued to fight with what was left of his shield. Nimue, the Lady of the Lake, arrived and used her magic to cause Excalibur to fly from Accalon's hand. Arthur then wrestled the scabbard back and dealt Accalon a mortal wound. Accalon died four days after receiving the battle-wound from Arthur. Character cited in the Arthurian legend. Aegidius (died 464 or 465) magister militum in Gaul under Aetius around 450. Aegidius rebelled against the Western Emperor Ricimer. This would be in 461 or 462. Aegidius retained his powers in the north of Gaul in a region known as the Domain of Soissons, extending from Armorica in the west to the Vosges in the east, a...
