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	Arthur Pendragon
		Arthur reasoned that all battles are won on the astral before they are won on the physical, and if one has an astral defence, then one is one step ahead of those who think of attacking physically.
		Arthur, in complete control, orders the Elemental to absorb the raw Moon-Ka from Caliburn and condense it in to an opal that was already placed within the bottom left segment of the circle.
		Arthur sends the Elemental back to it's own plane, and picks up the opal, tentatively; it feels very cold, but it is the most beautiful gem he has ever seen; it even compares to the beauty of Gwenevere.
	www.users.globalnet.co.uk /~fabienne/arthur.htm (4517 words)

	King Arthur - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Arthur, who is described as his kinsman, agrees to the request and fulfils the demands of Olwen's giant father Ysbaddaden, which includes his hunt for the great boar Twrch Trwyth described at length by the author.
		Gervase states that Arthur and his knights regularly hunt along an ancient trackway between Cadbury Castle and Glastonbury (which is still known as King Arthur's Causeway [2]), and that he with his company of riders may be seen by moonlight in the forests of Britain or Brittany or Savoy.
		In almost all accounts Arthur is said to have been mortally wounded, but to have been taken after the battle to Avalon (sometimes identified with Glastonbury in Somerset, England), where his wounds were healed or his body buried in a chapel.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/King_Arthur (4421 words)

	The Arthur Project - Arthur Pendragon
		King Arthur, son of Uther Pendragon, was famously introduced to the world by the Welsh cleric Geoffrey of Monmouth in the work Historia Regnum Britanniae (History of the Kings of Britain; Thorpe 1966) written around 1135.
		The great king Arthur stood as the centrepiece of Geoffrey's Historia, and much of the work is devoted to his life and kingship in the fifth century in the wake of the departure of the Roman legions in 410 and the treachery of the Saxon mercenaries lead by Hengist and Horsa.
		Arthur returned to Britain to meet the armies of Medrod at Camlan and a great battle was fought in which Arthur was mortally wounded, and close to death, Arthur is taken to the Isle of Avalon under the care of the enchantress Morgan and her sisterhood of nine.
	arthurproject.caeraustralis.com.au /pendragon.php (762 words)

	Pendragon Cycle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Merlin and Pendragon are narrated by Myrddin (Merlin).
		The first third of Arthur is narrated by Pelleas, the second by Bedwyr (Bedivere), and the third by Aneirin/Gildas.
		In the last part of Arthur, Arthur is sent a message from a certain "[Emperor] Lucius, Procurator of the Republic" of Constantinople, who never existed, although Lawhead here is obviously relating to the History of the Kings of Britain, which mentions such an emperor.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pendragon_Cycle (863 words)

	King Arthur
		Arthur is the name that inspired people to think of the Age of Chivalry, where the tall, impregnable castle overlooked the field of combats, a clash between two opposing armies or tournaments between jousting knights, or where we romanticised armoured knight embarked on a perilous journey to prove his prowess and worth.
		Arthur was the son of Uther Pendragon and Igraine.
		The cause of the death of Arthur, was the adultery of Lancelot and Guinevere, the disappearance of the Grail from Britain and the betrayal and treason of Mordred, his son by his half-sister Morgawse.
	www.timelessmyths.com /arthurian/arthur.html (3672 words)

	Storytelling - Arthur - Kings
		Arthur's best knight and dearest friend, Sir Lancelot, was also in love with her, and Merlin foresaw that this triangle must inevitably lead to disaster.
		But Arthur's desire for Guinevere was so great that he refused to surrender her to his friend and they were married in a great ceremony.
		Arthur, realizing that his wife Guinevere and his knight Lancelot are in love, refuses to admit it to anyone because of his affection for Lancelot.
	www.geocities.com /SoHo/Cafe/1614/Story/Arthur/arth02.htm (6157 words)

	The Gargoyles Fans Website :: Episode Review: Pendragon
		Arthur begs her to return his sword to him, but she does not have it.
		She tells Arthur that he must prove himself worthy of the sword and the leadership of the world, then summons a water elemental from the lake.
		After Arthur broke his old sword (Malory does not say whether it was the Sword in the Stone or a lesser weapon) while fighting King Pellinore, Merlin brought him to the Lady of the Lake, who gave him Excalibur via the famous hand rising up from her lake garbed in a sleeve of white samite.
	www.gargoyles-fans.org /reviews/ep48.htm (2670 words)

	The Pendragon - Camarilla Wiki Community
		Catenatus Caliburnus is the act of the Pendragon binding her soul to the steel of a sword, and is one of the first magiks a Sword learns in her quest to perform the feats described in Arthurian Legend.
		First, the Pendragon must have a melee weapon constructed for her, so that the weapon is fitted and weighted to her hand alone.
		The Pendragon is now able to thrust his sword into any inanimate substance (such as the ground, rock, or a stone and anvil) with no penalties for the substance in question.
	cam-wiki.org /The_Pendragon (2979 words)

	A new theory about King Arthur
		Caerlaverock is the legendary birthplace of Arthur Pendragon.
		Pendragon and Merlin are both titles, Pendragon meaning Head Dragon of the Island, King of Kings and Guardian of the Celtic Island.
		Arthur was supposed to unite the two religions but his conscience to be loyal to ONE religion swayed him to make Christianity the dominating religion of Britain.
	www.electricscotland.com /history/king_arthur.htm (852 words)

	King Arthur Pendragon - GargWiki
		According to Arthur himself, he was awakened ahead of schedule by Elisa when the Archmage attacked Avalon in late 1995 (though it is possible Arthur was mistaken and he was destined to wake exactly when he did).
		Arthur and Griff's adventures are as yet unrecorded, but they will search for Merlin, with the aid of the Lady Blanchefleur, Sir Percival's estranged wife, visiting Tintagel, Stonehenge, and even the South Pole in the process.
		Arthur broke off his war with Lancelot in Gaul and returned to face his traitorous son; they met in battle at Camlann, where nearly all the Knights of the Round Table were slain.
	gargoyles.dracandros.com /Arthur_Pendragon (1376 words)

	Earth-Young Arthur (Iron Man story, Earth-8912 @ 2903)
		Arthur was conceived, right on schedule; however, it seemed the unwitting couple chosen to parent him had career considerations.
		Arthur sent Iron Man to use Excalibre to destroy the "Death Platforms," while Doom went to sever the head of this heinous plot.
		The spirit of the legendary Arthur Pendragon of Camelot was reincarnated in a future child of England @ 2076, but as his parents had his embryo frozen for some time to allow them to pursue their career goals, he was less then 10 years old when Merlin's spell revived the wizard 17 years later.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix/earthyoungarthur.htm (1590 words)

	SVS10 - E01 - The Xenthurian Legend - Teaser
		Pendragon rises up on one elbow, grasping his sword and plunging it into the man's stomach before he falls back to the ground.
		The soldier lays Pendragon down on a thick soft rug beside the fire, still holding his head in his lap and stroking his rain-soaked hair.
		Arthur peers at the exposed portion of the blade.
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	King Arthur
		Others place Arthur in a more mythical setting; he is portrayed as battling various mythical beings such as witches, giants, and even the monstrous wild boar Troit in an epic hunt across Wales, and as journeying to the Otherworld of Annwn to steal a magical cauldron.
		Arthur's story continued to flourish in the 16th century under the Tudors (who were Welsh and liked to think of themselves as Arthur's heirs), although very little lasting literature about him was produced (the closest being Edmund Spenser's Faerie Queene, and Arthur himself plays only a minor role in it).
		Arthur was almost entirely forgotten in the 18th century, which preferred to draw its inspiration from the classical world and considered the medieval period merely a long dark age between the glories of Greece and Rome and the modern age.
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	Arthur Pendragon and Camelot
		Arthur Pendragon was the illegitimate son of Uther Pendragon of Tintagel and was actually a "Lord" rather than a King.
		This table depicts Arthur as a stout man with a beard reminiscent of that worn by the Tudors and carbon dating has in fact shown that this related to the time that it was built.
		According to one legend Arthur and Guinevere are buried at Glastonbury Abbey in Somerset...
	www.angelfire.com /ok3/yddlan/Camelot.html (673 words)

	Pendragon LARP Rules
		King Arthur of Britain was known by the surname "Pendragon", as was his father, Uther Pendragon.
		Pendragon Live Action Roleplaying (LARP) is more than a standard evening of "King Arthur Pendragon", sitting around a table with papers, dice, and miniatures.
		Pendragon LARP rules are divided into three groups: general Rules applicable to all Pendragon LARP Events, specific rules for the Event you are currently playing, and special Rules and Props for the character you are playing in this Event.
	www.employees.org /~pcorless/pendragon/pendragon-larp-rules.html (6990 words)

	Amazon.com: Arthur (The Pendragon Cycle, Book 3): Stephen R. Lawhead: Books
		He was Arthur, Pendragon of the Island of the Mighty—who would rise to legendary greatness in a Britain torn by violence, greed and war; the Lord of Summer who would usher in a glorious reign of peace and prosperity.
		He was Arthur -- Pendragon of the Island of the Mighty -- who would rise to legendary greatness in war-torn Britain; who would usher in an era of peace and prosperity; who would fall in a desperate attempt to save his beloved.
		He was Arthur -- Pendragon of the Island of the Mighty -- who would rise to legendary greatness in a Britain torn by violence, greed, and war; who would usher in a glorious reign of peace and prosperity; and who would fall in a desperate attempt to save the one be loved more than life.
	www.amazon.com /Arthur-Pendragon-Cycle-Book-3/dp/0380708906 (666 words)

	King Arthur Pendragon (Camelot, Otherworld)
		Arthur was presumably imbued with the spirit of one of the Pendragons.
		Merlin advised Arthur that the unification of the petty kings was as easy as forming a Round Table where everyone was equal in the eyes of the King and had a voice in the affairs of the realm, or as difficult as beating the rebellious leaders into submission.
		Arthur was attacked in waves by Romans, Goths, Saxons, Picts, the French, the Irish, and by rebellious subject kings seizing upon the vulnerability of Camelot.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix2/arthurpendragon.htm (10857 words)

	Arthur Pendragon - Is That One Good?
		Arthur Pendragon, or Artie, is a fictional character prominently featured in the animated film Shrek the Third, based on King Arthur.
		Arthur Pendragon is a scrawny 16-year old treated like a nerd and a geek.
		Arthur spends his time acting as an underachiever at his academy school, Worcestershire, and is most commonly the practice dummy at the school jousting fields, for medieval jock Lancelot and his crew.
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	CJ Stone - The trials of king arthur pendragon
		Arthur is a key to exploring the nature of Britain on many levels; mythical, political, historical, magical, moral and physical.
		Well, yes it is. Unless you happen to be writing a book with Arthur Pendragon that is. Being the co-author of a book about ‘90s protest culture with someone claiming to be the reincarnation of a dark ages battle chieftain has been anything but quiet.
		Arthur was groggy with a heavy-duty hangover, whereas John was all bright-eyed and sparky.
	www.cjstone.co.uk /pgs/arthurmain.htm (3233 words)

	RPGnet : Review of King Arthur Pendragon (5th edition)
		Defending a village from attack might be a hoary old roleplaying standard, but in Pendragon it suddenly becomes a chance for players to demonstrate their “Valorous”, “Just” and “Merciful” Traits and to demonstrate their “Love” of their family or their “Loyalty” to their liege.
		Pendragon is a 226 page hardbound book with a largely monochrome interior, one pull-out full colour map of Britain and a series of famous shields also presented in colour.
		Religion in Pendragon is a filter through which characters view the world not a handy excuse to commit atrocities.
	www.rpg.net /reviews/archive/12/12018.phtml (2083 words)

	King Arthur
		During the mortal combat between Arthur and Mordred at the battle of Camlan, Arthur kills Mordred with a spear thrust, and was mortally wounded in return.
		Arthur's last remaining companions, Lucan and Bedivere, helped him from the field, but Lucan dies of his ghastly wounds, which burst in the effort.
		Weakening, Arthur repeatedly begs Bedivere to throw Excalibur into the lake until he has completed the task.
	www.our-realm.com /King_Arthur.htm (232 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Arthur (Pendragon Cycle): Books (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Arthur is the third book of The Pendragon Cycle: a magnificent epic set against the baackcloth of Roman Britain and the legends of Arthur and lost Atlantis.
		Not surprisingly, the spotlight in this novel is Arthur, as Lawhead chronicles his progression from a fatherless and unknown teenager, to the Duke of Britain, to the High King of Britain, and finally to the Emperor of the West.
		Lawhead identifies Arthur's kingdom with the cause of Christ, and portrays his battles against the barbarians as a conflict between Arthur and the True God and "the barbarians and their loathly idols." (p.265) His battles are God's battles, and battles for God's kingdom.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/0745913113 (1386 words)

	Young Arthur Pendragon and the Sword in the Stone
		Merlin took Arthur soon after he was born, with Ygerna pleading and crying for him to not take her child and Uther telling him to go quickly before he changed his mind.
		Arthur rushed back to the lodging, but the house was locked and barred.
		Arthur was upset because without a sword, Sir Kay could not enter the lists and prove himself worthy in the tournament.
	www.hickory.k12.nc.us /NVW/Taylorci/youngarthur.htm (894 words)

	Avalon Archive - Character Guide - Arthur Pendragon
		King Arthur was first introduced (though as an off-stage character, not mentioned by name) in "A Lighthouse in the Sea of Time", where Macbeth speaks of his reign in moving terms, and where the Scrolls of Merlin record Merlin's first meeting with the "Once and Future King".
		Avalon sent Arthur to London, where he encountered Griff in Westminster Abbey; both were sent by the Stone of Destiny to Manhattan, to embark on a fresh quest for Excalibur.
		With the aid of the trio and Hudson, King Arthur and Griff sought out the Lady of the Lake, who told Arthur that Excalibur was now in the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens, but that he must prove once again that he was truly worthy to bear it.
	avalon.gargoyles-fans.org /castle/charguide/arthur_pendragon.html (331 words)

	Suite No. 1: Arthur Pendragon (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Mordred, the son born of this union, was raised by Morgan with the single aim of wreaking vengeance on Arthur for her father's death.
		It is the combination of her passionate enmity, and the love-affair between Arthur's wife Guinevere and his closest friend and favourite knight Sir Lancelot, that brought about the eventual split in the company of knights assembled by Arthur at the Round Table in his palace at Camelot.
		However, superimposed on the wedding is the Slaughter of the Innocents, as a result of Arthur's decision that all babies should be slaughtered--he is aware that Morgan has born a child as a result of their incestuous union, and aware too that the child will be a threat to the kingdom in the future.
	www.schirmer.com /composers/mccabe_arthur.html (644 words)

	Arthur - Part I: Arthur Pendragon, Part II: Morte d'Arthur.
		Morte d'Arthur was preceded on 8 May by a performance of Part I: Arthur Pendragon, at the same theatre, and there were subsequent performances of Part II on 10 and 11 May. On 12 May the entire cycle was performed, with a matinée of Arthur Pendragon followed by an evening performance of Morte d'Arthur.
		Arthur Parts I and II must represent the largest commitment to new story-ballet in recent times, and is probably the first ever ballet to form a two-full-evenings cycle.
		Arthur Pendragon received its première in Birmingham in January 2000, as a Millennium project.
	www.johnmccabe.com /news/arthur.htm (436 words)

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