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	Argothald: Ganelon the Griffin
		Ganelon did not want to be sold and used.
		The children kept Ganelon hidden from soldiers and teachers until his wings were healed.
		Ganelon spent the rest of his life in the mountains.
	www.nevis.columbia.edu /~seligman/Ganelon.html (1006 words)

	Song of Roland
		Ganelon was angry stepson's nomination because anyone who goes would probably not return alive, but he reluctantly accepted the position when Charlemagne thought he was the ideal candidate.
		Ganelon returned to Galne, a city which Roland had captured, and gave the news to Charlemagne, along with a false letter from the Saracen king that Marsile would follow Charlemagne to Aix, to be baptised and accept fief from Charlemagne.
		Unlike Ganelon, who dropped Charlemagne's staff that indicated he was serving as embassy on behalf of the king, Roland didn't not drop the king's gauntlet and bow now that he have been given command of the rearguard.
	www.timelessmyths.com /arthurian/roland.html (4593 words)

	ClassicNotes: The Song of Roland Full Summary and Analysis
		Ganelon's motives for wanting to betray Roland are never stated explicitly, but because this first scene in Charlemagne's court reads almost like drama, no explicit explanation is needed.
		Ganelon's kinsmen are all hanged, and he himself is drawn and quartered (each limb is tied to a horse; the horses run in opposing directions, ripping the victim apart).
		Ganelon is a skilled knight, from a family that we can infer is powerful: the translator has said that the judges are "inclined to peace" (l.
	www.ciudadseva.com /textos/estudios/roldan/roldan02.htm (11335 words)

	CRcomm27-57
		Ganelon presents his plan to isolate Roland in the rear guard, where he will be vulnerable.
		Ganelon swears a Christian oath on the relics in his sword, and Marsile swears a parallel oath.
		Ganelon's mission complete, he is anxious to leave, and quickly returns to the Franks.
	www.unlv.edu /Faculty/jmstitt/Eng446/crcomm27-57.html (755 words)

	SparkNotes: Song of Roland: Laisses 270-289
		Ganelon's friend Pinabel says that if any of the barons ask that Ganelon be hanged, he will prove him wrong in trial by combat, and show that he lies by beating him in a duel.
		Ganelon, however, needs a more painful death; each of his limbs is tied to a wild horse, and he is literally torn apart.
		Pinabel supports Ganelon's case that his organization of the Saracen rear guard was an example of justified and openly proclaimed—thus valid—revenge on Roland and his cronies, the twelve peers of France.
	www.sparknotes.com /lit/songofroland/section12.rhtml (731 words)

	Ganelon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Ganelon - Ganelon is a well-respected Frankish baron and Roland's stepfather.
		At the end, justice is served when Ganelon's comrade Pinabel is defeated in a trial-by-combat, showing that Ganelon is a traitor in the eyes of God.
		Thus Ganelon is torn limb from limb by four fiery horses.
	www.sparknotes.com /lit/songofroland/terms/char_5.html (97 words)

	CRcomm14-26
		Ganelon is disavowing his feudal oath (at least with regard to Roland).
		Ganelon concedes to Charles the inevitability of his journey, then dramatically laments that he will never see his wife and son again (Charles' sister and nephew).
		Charles reminds Ganelon that Roland is not to blame; he was chosen by all the Franks.
	www.unlv.edu /Faculty/jmstitt/Eng446/crcomm14-26.html (1012 words)

	Song of Roland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Roland's step-father, Ganelon, argues that Marsil is trustworthy.
		When Charlemagne decides to send someone to negotiate, Roland nominates Ganelon, since he said the Saracens were reliable.
		Ganelon will see to it that Roland is among the rear guard.
	courses.unt.edu /dvann/song_of_roland.htm (319 words)

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		Ganelon is in chains, and the verdict is rendered in his description before the trial is concluded: "Dés or cumencet le plait e les noveles / De Guenelun, ki traïsun ad faite" (3747-48; "So begins the trial, and the troubles of Ganelon, who committed treason").
		Ganelon is described in the stock manner reserved for pagans: "S'il fust leials, ben resemblast barun" (3764; "If he had been loyal, he would have resembled a noble").
		Although Ganelon is killed, in his insistence on an individual notion of injury, and his right to his own defense in terms reasonable to himself, he promotes a notion of individual subjectivity, breaking away from the group, shared, extended subjectivity.
	www.luc.edu /publications/medieval/vol17/17ch3.html (4247 words)

	Frankish Knights (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Ganelon was married to Charlemagne's sister, whose name is not given in the Chanson de Roland; her second husband.
		Ganelon was the cleverest adviser of Charlemagne, however, but the relationship between him and Roland, were often hostile.
		In Chanson de Roland, he was nominated by Ganelon, to serve as the vanguard of Charlemagne's army at Rencesvals, a position that was normally given to Roland.
	www.timelessmyths.com /arthurian/knights.html (962 words)

	Ganelon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		According to this chanson de geste Ganelon was married to Charlemagne's sister and had a son with her.
		This vengeance became treachery as Ganelon plotted with the pagan Blancandrin the ambush at Roncesvals.
		In Canto XXXII of The Divine Comedy, Ganelon is to be found in Cocytus in the depths of hell as punishment for his betrayal.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ganelon (206 words)

	Reflections on Great Literature: Chansons de geste (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Ganelon volunteers Roland to lead the rearguard, which Roland accepts boldly although he is angry at Ganelon's treachery.
		Ganelon objects that it was merely vengeance against Roland, and sets thirty of his kin, the greatest of them Pinabel, to defend him.
		The judges agree that for Ganelon death by torture is the sentence.
	www-personal.umich.edu /~lahtid/literature/french/chansons/roland.htm (3558 words)

	French 111: French Literature and Thought in English Translation I (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The text is divided into four main sections: (1) the betrayal of Roland by Ganelon, (2) the battle between the French and the Pagans, (3) the revenge of Charlemagne, and (4) the punishment of Ganelon.
		Ganelon is acquitted by the Court, but one vassal, Thierry, finds the verdict unjust and challenges Ganelon’s champion, Pinabel, to a duel.
		Like Judas, Ganelon allows personal ambition (the restoration of honor through revenge in the case of Ganelon; wealth in the case of Judas) to destroy his sense of duty to his king.
	cdis.missouri.edu /previews/2023/lesson01.htm (3379 words)

	The Junior Classics — Volume 4 eBook
		There Blancandrin talked with Ganelon of the great Charles, and of the countries he had conquered, and of his riches and the splendor of his court.
		Ganelon also spake bitterly of Roland and his eagerness for war, and how he continually drove the king to battle, and was the fiercest of all the Franks against the pagans.
		Ganelon watched him, his fingers playing the while with the sword-hilt underneath his mantle, and he said, “Great king, I have given my message and have freed me of my burden.
	www.bookrags.com /ebooks/6323/117.html (425 words)

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		Roland vs Ganelon: The Warrior vs The Politician Roland is initially for battle / Ganelon is for diplomacy.
		Roland is good natured, courageous, and without guile He proposes Ganelon for the job—after volunteering for it himself—because he thinks that his stepfather will be honored by being chosen for a dangerous mission.
		Even when it becomes clear that Ganelon has betrayed them, Roland defends the honor of his stepfather (80) His answer to pretty much everything is: fight hard and fight brave.
	webpages.shepherd.edu /maustin/engl208/rol2.doc (717 words)

	CHANSON de ROLAND
		He, Ganelon, will see to it that Roland and the rest are in that rear guard.
		Ganelon is brought to trial; his claim that his acts against Roland involved no treason against Charles is finally disallowed.
		Once the modern reader understands and accepts this fact, he or she should be free to enjoy the unremitting energy deployed in the narrative, to delight in the brilliant pageantry of its assemblies, to “identify” with Roland and his comrades in the procession of military duels.
	www.tccc.cc.nc.us /swood/251/Roland.htm (2409 words)

	GradeSaver: ClassicNote: Song of Roland Study Guide
		The Song of Roland is narrated in chronological order, that is, in the same order in which the events take place.
		Laisse 31 condenses the time of Ganelon's journey to Saragossa, during which he agrees with Blancandrin to try to bring about the death of Roland.
		Readers looking for the rich character development found in epics like the Mahabharata or the Iliad are likely to be disappointed by The Song of Roland.
	www.gradesaver.com /classicnotes/titles/roland/section3.html (2624 words)

	Roland - The Original Story
		Ganelon, for his part, will make sure that the rearguard is led by Roland and the rest of the Twelve Peers, advisors to the elderly king and his most valiant warriors.
		Ganelon is tried, convicted and punished by being drawn and quartered.
		Ganelon's feelings are almost justified, however, if one figures in Roland's infamous pride, which ultimately (through his unwillingness to blow his horn and ask for help) costs him and the rearguard their lives.
	wordsend.org /rht/crit/orig-story.html (650 words)

	Shape Shifting Principles
		[GaNeLoN] 3.)If the animal suffers physical hurt while you are tagging (even more if you are controlling it) the hurt may psychosomatically affect your physical body..
		[GaNeLoN] but i have known a person who had probs with it from running with a deer who was shot (poached)...
		[GaNeLoN] a trick i was given is to place a silver dime at the 3rd eye..
	www.geocities.com /CollegePark/4885/ssprinc.html (1126 words)

	Storyteller.net: Storytelling, Storytellers, Stories, Story, Hear and Read Stories, Find Tellers, - Articles
		Ganelon becomes the focus of the next scene, as he returns with Marsaile’s advisor Blancandrin, and the two of them plot Roland’s death.
		Ganelon’s plot to betray Roland becomes a bridge between two sets of parallel scenes, each featuring a king.
		So each time I mention Charlemagne, I use the epithet “whose sword was long, whose blade was sharp, and no castle could withstand him.” Admittedly, I am tweaking the words used to describe Charlemagne, but I believe I am being true to the spirit of the story.
	www.storyteller.net /articles/135 (807 words)

	Ganelon, une trahison peut en cacher une autre
		Ganelon me servait comme clerc de ma chapelle: il m'avait juré fidélité; je l'ai fait archevêque de Sens.
		Ganelon prit part à tous les conseils, soit publics, soit privés, où mon frère cherchait les moyens de me ravir ma part du royaume dont lui-même, Ganelon, m'avait sacré roi.»...
		Ainsi, Ganelon avait obtenu l'évêché de Bayeux pour un sien parent, nommé Tortolde, "si mauvais sujet que le concile fut obligé de le chasser de son siège".
	mapage.noos.fr /shv2/ganelon-2.htm (750 words)

	Israpundit: A Ganelon (John Daly of Warren Community College) suggests that American troops turn their guns on their ...
		Here is an example of a dirty Ganelon who was recently compelled to resign his...
		Here is an example of a dirty Ganelon who was recently compelled to resign his position in disgrace.
		Ganelon, the traitor who sold out the Frankish Army to Islamofascist Saracens at Roncesvalles, is the equivalent of a Judas, Quisling, or Benedict Arnold: a traitor to his own people and the lowest form of vermin on the planet.
	www.israpundit.com /archives/2005/11/a_ganelon_john.php (640 words)

	ROLAND (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Ganelon lets Charlemagne's glove drop, a super discourtesy, but goes off on his errand to the Saracens.
		Ganelon returns to Charlemagne, telling him that he has a truce with the Saracens who will come to France in one month to convert to Christianity.
		Thierry wins, THEREFORE Ganelon is a traitor and must die (along with 30 of his relatives).
	novaonline.nv.cc.va.us /eli/eng251/rolandstudy.htm (3611 words)

	Medieval Sourcebook: The Song of Roland [O'Hagan Translation)
		Home to his hostel is Ganelon gone, His choicest of harness and arms to don; On his charger Taschebrun to mount and ride, With his good sword Murgleis girt at side.
		Thus Blancandrin and Ganelon rode, Till each on other his faith bestowed That Roland should be by practice slain, And so they journeyed by path and plain, Till in Saragossa they bridle drew, There alighted beneath a yew.
		Count Ganelon came athwart, and lo, He wrenched the aspen spear him fro, Brandished and shook it aloft with might, Till it brake in pieces before his sight; High towards heaven the splinters flew; Karl awoke not, he dreamed anew.
	www.fordham.edu /halsall/basis/roland-ohag.html (17552 words)

	The Dark World by Henry Kuttner : Arthur's Classic Novels
		Her great shoulders and great, smooth arms were as powerful as a man's, and if age was upon her, it did not show in her easy motions or in the timeless face she turned to me. Only in the eyes was knowledge mirrored, and I knew as I met them that she was old indeed.
		Ganelon's life came back in pictures that went vividly by and were printed forever on my brain.
		But it was Ganelon who stooped suddenly and seized the forest girl in a fiercely ardent embrace that amazed her, for I felt her gasp of surprise against my breast and her stir of protest in the moment before my lips touched hers.
	arthurwendover.com /arthurs/kuttner/darkworld10.html (18749 words)

	Hero-Myths and Legends: Chapter VII. Roland, the Hero of Early France
		Then Ganelon rode away, and shortly overtook the ambassadors of the Moorish king, for Blancandrin had delayed their journey to accompany him, and the two envoys began a crafty conversation, for both were wary and skilful, and each was trying to read the other's mind.
		However, strife was averted, and Ganelon received praise from all for his bold bearing and valiant defiance of his king's enemy.
		Take this traitor Ganelon and keep him safe till my return." And the kitchen folk seized the felon knight, chained him by the neck, and beat him; then, binding him hand and foot, they flung him on a sorry nag, to be borne with them till Charles should demand him at their hands again.
	www.sacred-texts.com /neu/eng/hml/hml11.htm (7537 words)

	Heroic Legends - Keeping of the Passes
		And Ganelon, though at first he felt anger at this speech, and told himself he would work no evil against any brother-knight, afterwards consented to talk with the ambassadors about a means to compass Roland's downfall; for he felt his hate surge within him.
		Therefore, coming again to Ganelon, he treated him softly, and told him how he thought well of the message of his lord; and asked him how they should be rid of Roland.
		Then approached Ganelon, and he delivered to his lord the message of King Marsilas, that the King agreed to all that had been proposed; and he delivered also tribute which King Marsilas had sent to the Emperor, and the keys of Saragossa as a token that King Marsilas was the Emperor's vassal.
	www.kellscraft.com /keepingpasses.html (4351 words)

	Ganelon 101: Palestinian Propaganda at Berkeley
		Ganelon was the infamous traitor of Roncesvalles who betrayed Roland and his companions, specifically by telling Charlemagne that Roland was blowing his horn because he was hunting-- not because he was being overrun by a horde of militant "Muslims." Today's Ganelons similarly excuse or downplay the terroristic actions of militant "Islam."
		Another group of well-known Ganelons, and the United Nations is well known for its anti-Israel (and often anti-American) bias.
		United Nations personnel were even found to be complicit in war crimes, involving use of UN resources to conceal and transport Palestinian terrorists.
	www.omdurman.org /ganelon.html (1191 words)

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