Eorles and Beornes: Contextualizing Lawman's Brut

Rosamund Allen

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Medieval Literature and History Medieval Iberian Studies Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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This essay considers contexts of Lawman's Brut , which constructs an idealized monarchy through its presentation of King Arthur, whose behavior closely resembles that of the loyal William Marshal, earl of Pembroke. University of London. She has worked on Arthurian material and mystical texts; her translation of Lawman's Brut appeared in 1992.

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