CONTENTS
PAGE
WORKS CITED BY SHORT TITLES
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CHAPTER
I. THE FAIRY QUEEN
1
II. MORGAIN’S HOSTILITY TO ARTHUR
13
Section I, The Fairy Induction
15
Section II, The Fight between Arthur and Accalon
19
Section III, Morgain’s Shape-Shifting
23
III. THE SOJOURN OF ARTHUR IN AVALON
25
IV. MORGAIN’S RETENTION OF RENOART, LANCELOT, AND ALISANDER L’ORPHELIN
49
Section I, Renoart
49
Section II, Lancelot
51
Section III, Alisander l’Orphelin
55
V. MORGAIN AND GUIOMAR
60
VI. MORGAIN AND OGIER LE DANOIS
74
VII. LE VAL SANZ RETOR
81
VIII. MORGAIN IN THE HORN AND MANTLE TESTS
104
IX. MORGAIN AND AUBERON
124
X. MORGAIN ; THE SISTER OF ARTHUR
136
XI. MORGAIN LA FÉE
145
XII. LA DAME DU LAC
167
Section I, The Nature of the Dame du Lac
167
Section II, The Fairy Guardian of Lancelot
170
Section III, Morgain and the Dame du Lac
195
Section IV, Confusions in the Tradition of the Dame du Lac
201
XIII.NINIANE AND MERLIN
204
XIV. LA DAMOISELE CACHERESSE
228
XV. THE THREE IMPORTANT FAYS OF ARTHURIAN ROMANCE
248
EXCURSUS
I. MORGAIN IN FRENCH SOURCES OF THE THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH CENTURIES
250
II. A LIST OF THE SOURCES FOR THE TRADITIONS OF MORGAIN LA FÉE, THE DAME DU LAC, AND NINIANE
255
III. MORGAN TUD
259
IV. THE DIANA MYTH AND FAIRY TRADITION
275
INDEX
I. SOURCES FROM WHICH PASSAGES ARE SUMMARIZED OR DISCUSSED
281
II. PROPER NAMES AND IMPORTANT FAIRY THEMES
284
