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| AGRICANE'S |
Tranchera |
Afterwards BRANDEMART'S |
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| ALI |
Zulfagar |
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| ANTONY |
Philippan |
so named from the battle of Philippi(Shakespeare:Antonyand Cleopatra) |
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| ARTEGAL |
Chrysaor |
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| ARTHUR |
Escalibar~Excalibar~Excalibur or Caliburn |
given to him by theLady of the Lake |
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| SIR BEVIS'S OF HAMPTOUN |
Morglay |
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| BITEROLF |
Schrit |
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| BRAGGADOCHIO |
Sanglamore |
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| CÆSAR |
Crocea Mors (yellow death) |
“Erat nomen gladio`Crocea Morsqua nullus eyadebat vivus
qui eo vulnerabatur" |
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| CHARLEMAGNE |
Joyeuse or Fusberta
Joyosa and Flamberge |
both made by Galas |
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| THE CID |
Colada |
the sword Tizona was taken by him from KingBucar |
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| CLOSAMONT |
Hauteclaire |
made by Galas |
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| DIETRICH |
Nagelring |
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| DOOLIN'S OF MAYENCE |
Merveilleuse (wonderful). |
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| ECK |
Sachu |
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| EDWARD THE CONFESSOR |
Curtana (the cutter) |
(a blunt swordof state carried before the sovereigns
of England at their coronation emblematical of mercy.) |
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| ENGLISH KINGS(the ancient) |
Curtana |
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| FRITHIOF |
Angurvddel
(stream of anguish) |
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| HACO I. OF NORWAY |
Quern-biter (foot-breadth) |
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| HIEME |
Blutgang |
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| HILDEBRAND |
Brinnig |
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| IRING |
Waskë |
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| KOLL THE THRALLS |
Greysteel |
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| LAUNCELOT OF THE LAKE'S |
Aroundight |
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| MAHOMET |
Dhu' l Fakar (the trenchant)
a scimitar |
Al Battar (the beater)
Medham (the keen)
Halef (the deadly) |
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| MAUGIS or MALAGIGI |
Flamberge or Floberge |
He gave it to his cousin Rinaldo.
It was made by Wieland. |
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OGIER
THE DANE |
Courtain and Sauvagine |
both made by Munifican |
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| OLIVER |
Haute-Claire |
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| ORLANDO |
Durindana or Durindan which once belonged to Hector and issaid to be
still preserved at Rocamadour in France |
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| OTUEL |
Corrougue |
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| RINALDO |
Fusberta or Flamberge |
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| ROGERO |
Balisarda |
It was made by a sorceress |
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| ROLAND |
Durandal |
made by Munifican |
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| SIEGFRIED |
Balmung
in the Nibelungen-Lied |
It was made by Wieland
Also Gram.
Mimung was lent to him by Wittich. |
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| SINTRAM |
Welsung |
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| STRONG-I'-THE- ARM'S |
Baptism~Florenceand Graban |
by Ansias |
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| THORALF SKOLINSON' or Thoralf the Strong of Norway |
Quern-biter (foot-breadth) |
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| Tamboura and Zed's |
Inkenbour |
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| WIELAND |
The swords made by the divine blacksmith were Flamberge and Balmung |
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| Al Battar (the beater) |
one of Mahomet's swords. |
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| Angurva (stream of anguish) |
Frithiof's sword. |
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| Aroundight ~ Æron-diht |
the sword of Launcelot
of the Lake. |
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| Balisarda |
Rogero's sword |
made by a sorceress. |
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| Balmung |
one of the swords of Siegfried |
made by Wieland
“the divine blacksmith.” |
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| Baptism |
one of the swords of Strong-i'-the-Arm |
whichtook Ansias three years to make. |
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| Blutgang (blood-fetcher) |
Hieme's sword. |
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| Brinnig (flaming) |
Hildebrand's sword. |
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| Caliburn |
Arthur's sword. |
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| Chrysaor (sword of gold |
i.e. as good as gold). Artegal'ssword. |
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| Colada |
the Cid's sword. |
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| Corrougue |
Otuel's sword. |
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| Courtain (the short sword) |
one of the swords of Ogierthe Dane |
which took Munifican three years to make. |
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Crocea Mors
(yellow death) |
Caesar's sword. |
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Curtana
(the short sword). |
(See Edward the Confessor
and English kings.) |
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Dhu' l Fakâr
(the trenchant) |
Mahomet's scimitar. |
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| Durandal |
same as Durandan. Roland's sword |
which tookMunifican three years to make. |
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| Durandan or Durandana (the inflexible) |
Orlando's sword. |
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| Escalibar or Excalibar |
the sword of king Arthur. (Excal[ce]liber[are] to liberate from the
stone.) |
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| Flamberge or Floberge |
one of Charlemagne's swords |
and also the sword of Rinaldo
which took Gallas three years to make. |
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| Flamborge |
the aword of Maugis or Malagigi |
made by Wieland
“the divine blacksmith.” |
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| Florence |
one of the swords of Strong-i'-the-Arm |
whichtook Ansias three years to make. |
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| Fusberta Joyosa |
another name for Joyeuse (q.v.). |
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| Glorious |
Oliver's sword |
which hacked to pieces the nine swords made by
Ansias
Galas and Munifican. |
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| Graban (the grave-digger) |
one of the swords of Strong-i'-the-Arm |
which took Ansias three years to make |
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| Gram (grief) |
one of the swords of Siegfried. |
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| Greysteel |
the sword of Koll the Thrall. |
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| Haute-claire ( very bright) |
both Closamont'sand Oliver's swords were so called. Closamont's
sword took Gallas threeyears to make. |
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| Halef (the deadly) |
one of Mahomet's swords |
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| Joyeuse ( joyous) |
one of Charlemagne's swords |
which took Gallas three years to make. |
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| Mandousian swords |
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| Medham (the keen) |
one of Mahomet's swords |
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| Merveilleuse (the marvellous) |
Doolin's sword. |
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| Mimung |
the sword that Wittich lent Siegfried. |
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| Morglay mor-glaif (big glaive) |
Sir Bevis's sword. |
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| Nagelring (nail-ring). |
Dietrich's sword. |
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| Philippan. |
The sword of Antony
one of the triumvirs. |
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| Quern-biter (a foot-breadth) |
both Haco I. and
Thoralf Skolinson had a sword so called. |
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| Sacho |
Eck's sword. |
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| Sansamha |
Haroun-al-Raschid's sword. |
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| Sanglamore (the big bloody glaive) |
Braggadochip's sword. |
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| Sauvagine ( the relentless) |
one of the swords of Ogierthe Dane |
which took Munifican three years to make. |
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| Schrit or Schritt (the lopper) |
Biterolf's sword. |
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| Tizona (the poker) |
King Bucar's sword. (See Cid.) |
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| Tranchera (the trenchant) |
Agricane's sword. |
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| Waske |
Iring's sword. |
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| Welsung |
both Dietlieb and Sintram had a sword so called. |
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| Zuflagar |
Ali's sword. |
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