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601
Then
Lucius
sent
messengers
to
all
the
subject
countries
of
Rome
,
and
brought
together
a
mighty
army
,
and
assembled
sixteen
kings
,
and
many
dukes
,
princes
,
lords
,
and
admirals
,
and
a
wondrous
great
multitude
of
people
.
Fifty
giants
also
,
born
of
fiends
,
were
set
around
him
for
a
body
-
guard
.
With
all
that
host
he
straightway
went
from
Rome
,
and
passed
beyond
the
mountains
into
Gaul
,
and
burned
the
towns
and
ravaged
all
the
country
of
that
province
,
in
rage
for
its
submission
to
King
Arthur
.
Then
he
moved
on
towards
Little
Britain
.
602
Meanwhile
,
King
Arthur
having
held
a
parliament
at
York
,
left
the
realm
in
charge
of
Sir
Badewine
and
Sir
Constantine
,
and
crossed
the
sea
from
Sandwich
to
meet
Lucius
.
And
so
soon
as
he
was
landed
,
he
sent
Sir
Gawain
,
Sir
Bors
,
Sir
Lionel
,
and
Sir
Bedivere
to
the
Emperor
,
commanding
him
to
move
swiftly
and
in
haste
out
of
his
land
,
and
,
if
not
,
to
make
himself
ready
for
battle
,
and
not
continue
ravaging
the
country
and
slaying
harmless
people
.
Anon
,
those
noble
knights
attired
themselves
and
set
forth
on
horseback
to
where
they
saw
,
in
a
meadow
,
many
silken
tents
of
divers
colours
,
and
the
Emperor
s
pavilion
in
the
midst
,
with
a
golden
eagle
set
above
it
.
603
Then
Sir
Gawain
and
Sir
Bors
rode
forward
,
leaving
the
other
two
behind
in
ambush
,
and
gave
King
Arthur
s
message
.
To
which
the
Emperor
replied
,
Return
,
and
tell
your
lord
that
I
am
come
to
conquer
him
and
all
his
land
.
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604
At
this
,
Sir
Gawain
burned
with
anger
,
and
cried
out
,
I
had
rather
than
all
France
that
I
might
fight
with
thee
alone
!
605
And
I
also
,
said
Sir
Bors
.
606
Then
a
knight
named
Ganius
,
a
near
cousin
of
the
Emperor
,
laughed
out
aloud
,
and
said
,
Lo
!
how
these
Britons
boast
and
are
full
of
pride
,
bragging
as
though
they
bare
up
all
the
world
!
607
At
these
words
,
Sir
Gawain
could
refrain
no
longer
,
but
drew
forth
his
sword
and
with
one
blow
shore
oft
Ganius
head
;
then
with
Sir
Bors
,
he
turned
his
horse
and
rode
over
waters
and
through
woods
,
back
to
the
ambush
,
where
Sir
Lionel
and
Sir
Bedivere
were
waiting
.
The
Romans
followed
fast
behind
them
till
the
knights
turned
and
stood
,
and
then
Sir
Bors
smote
the
foremost
of
them
through
the
body
with
a
spear
,
and
slew
him
on
the
spot
.
Then
came
on
Calibere
,
a
huge
Pavian
,
but
Sir
Bors
overthrew
him
also
.
And
then
the
company
of
Sir
Lionel
and
Sir
Bedivere
brake
from
their
ambush
and
fell
on
the
Romans
,
and
slew
and
hewed
them
down
,
and
forced
them
to
return
and
flee
,
chasing
them
to
their
tents
.
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608
But
as
they
neared
the
camp
,
a
great
host
more
rushed
forth
,
and
turned
the
battle
backwards
,
and
in
the
turmoil
,
Sir
Bors
and
Sir
Berel
fell
into
the
Romans
hands
.
When
Sir
Gawain
saw
that
,
he
drew
his
good
sword
Galotine
,
and
swore
to
see
King
Arthur
s
face
no
more
if
those
two
knights
were
not
delivered
;
and
then
,
with
good
Sir
Idrus
,
made
so
sore
an
onslaught
that
the
Romans
fled
and
left
Sir
Bors
and
Sir
Berel
to
their
friends
.
So
the
Britons
returned
in
triumph
to
King
Arthur
,
having
slain
more
than
ten
thousand
Romans
,
and
lost
no
man
of
worship
from
amongst
themselves
.
609
When
the
Emperor
Lucius
heard
of
that
discomfiture
he
arose
,
with
all
his
army
,
to
crush
King
Arthur
,
and
met
him
in
the
vale
of
Soissons
.
610
Then
speaking
to
all
his
host
,
he
said
,
Sirs
,
I
admonish
you
that
this
day
ye
fight
and
acquit
yourselves
as
men
;
and
remembering
how
Rome
is
chief
of
all
the
earth
,
and
mistress
of
the
universal
world
,
suffer
not
these
barbarous
and
savage
Britons
to
abide
our
onset
.
At
that
,
the
trumpets
blew
so
loud
,
that
the
ground
trembled
and
shook
.