arthurian - Are Excalibur and Caliburn different swords?
Excalibur and Caliburn do seem to be the same sword. It is a linguistic evolution. Both are taken to be Arthur's "main" sword, regardless of writer or name. The Sword in the Stone, and the one from the Lake, may or may not be the same sword. Clarent is not Excalibur, and is a different sword, wielded by King Arthur at points (and later, Mordred).
Who was Arthur's sword, Excalibur, returned to?
2015年5月6日 · Most versions of the Arthurian legend relates that, after the Battle of Camlann, a dying King Arthur ordered a surviving knight - usually Sir Griflet or Sir Bedivere - to dispose of Excalibur in a nearby lake. The knight however hides the sword twice and lies to Arthur, who sees through the deception, before finally throwing Excalibur into the ...
greek - Is there any pre-modern attestation for Telephassa being a ...
2021年11月13日 · The Greeks weren't always consistent with chronology, but something of that caliber would have been noticed, mentioned, and perhaps dramatized by Euripides. – cmw ♦ Commented Nov 13, 2021 at 22:30