La Joie de la Cort ( Érec et Énide ), Mabon, and Early Irish síd [peace; Otherworld]

William Sayers

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The several anomalies of the Joie de la Cort episode in Chrétien de Troyes's Érec et Énide are addressed through the dual semantics of Irish síd , the equation of radiance and joy in the Celtic languages, and Mabon's imprisonment in the 'Bright Portress' of Caer Loyw.

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