Hledání osoby: »Prose Lancelot« v Ulrich von Zatzikhoven, Lanzelet (Evans, Loomis, Webster)

of Lanzelet with Chrétien's Chevalier de la Charrette and the Prose Lancelot. Not being a specialist in Middle High German, Webster had

 

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Morville. Map is cited as the author in the French Prose Lancelot, which, as we shall see, contains much in common with

 

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is tempting, most scholars have been very skeptical. Certainly the Prose Lancelot and its continuations, which are also attributed to Map, could

 

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and the Charrette, or to the Anglo-Norman romance and the Prose Lancelot, proves their origin in a biographic tradition which may well

 

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the author of O knew the tradition, found in the Prose Lancelot, that the infant son of Pant was carried off by

 

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and n. 148. This was the version developed in the Prose Lancelot. Cf. n. 7. The coexistence of the two traditions is

 

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Bran and Elen were associated, and that according to the Prose Lancelot the fay who stole the son of Ban and Elaine

 

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Damoisele del Lac takes in her youthful protégé in the Prose Lancelot. Sommer, III, 86�90. Cf. on this matter Brugger in ZRP,LXIII

 

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also Schultz, II, 83-99; Schirling, pp. 5-30. According to the Prose Lancelot the Damoisele del Lac [ 168 gave her foster son

 

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of the twelve knights to King Brangoire's daughter in the Prose Lancelot (Sommer, IV, 266f.), the first vowing to joust for a

 

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tournament are numerous. Cf. also Loomis, pp. 255-58. Yet the Prose Lancelot could not have borrowed from Ulrich, nor for chronological reasons

 

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Guenievre as a witness of the second battle in the Prose Lancelot. The motif of the amorous jaileress who provides a hero

 

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genteel echo in the Dame de Malehot episode in the Prose Lancelot. [W] It can hardly be a coincidence that Hugh de

 

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Layamon's Brut, 1. 20354. Patrices and Patrides appear in the Prose Lancelot as not very significant knights. Cf. Sommer's Index of Names.

 

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English Prose Merlin. The authors of O and of the Prose Lancelot must have found this Count or King of the Hundred

 

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no greater sorceress than Famurgan since Sibilla died. In the Prose Lancelot, the Prose Tristan, and the Prophecies de Merlin Morgain and

 

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and Evrain. A variation on the pattern appears in the Prose Lancelot (Som- mer, III, 147-52), where in the midst of Lancelot's

 

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a magic ring. Both Chrétien and the author of the Prose Lancelot tell us that the ring was the gift of his

 

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for Lancelot are found in both Chrétien's Charrette and the Prose Lancelot. Harvard Studies and Notes, XVI (1934), 211, 215. [L] 168.

 

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or Guigamor (Erec, l. 1954), and with Guiomar in the Prose Lancelot. There is no trace of the silence motif in these

 

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