A Forgotten Empire (Vijayanagar): A Contribution to the History of India (Classic Reprint) by Lewis, Charlton Miner - 2012-07-19

Positronic Publishing, 2018-04-03. Used - Very Good. A copy that may have been read, very minimal wear and tear. May have a remainder mark.

MP3 Audio CD. 14.99 by Lewis, Charlton M. (Charlton Miner), 1866-1923

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IDB Productions, 2017-01-01. MP3 CD. New. Gawayne and the Green Knight, originally, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is a late 14th century Middle English valiant love story. It is among the most popular Arthurian stories, with its scheme coalescing two kinds of folklore ideas, the decapitation contest and the trading of takings. The Green Knight is decoded by many as a depiction of the Green Man of folklore and by some as a hint to Christ. Written in stanzas of repetitive verse, each ending in an assonance bob and wheel, it ties on Welsh, Irish, and English tales, and the French knightly custom. It is a significant poem in the variety of romance, which predictably implicates a hero who goes on a pursuit which tries his valor, and it continues to be famous today in modern English versions from J. R. R. Tolkien, Simon Armitage, and others, and over film and stage reproductions. </br></br>It portrays how Sir Gawain, King Arthur's Round Table, accedes a dare from an unexplained Green… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Gawayne and the Green Knight, by Charlton Miner Lewis, is a retelling in modern language of the 14th century romance with the same title, making this epic poem an excellent source for those who want to become familiar with one of the greatest stories about the Knights of the Round Table.The story presented in versed form starts during a Christmas celebration at the court of King Arthur, with the appearance of a mysterious knight dressed in green who is carrying an axe and proposes a challenge: if anyone manages to strike him with his axe once, he will return the blow in one year and one day and he also offers his superb axe as prize.At first, no one wants to take up the challenge, but then Sir Gawayne, King Arthur?s nephew and also the youngest of all knights, accepts it. The Green Knight kneels in front of Gawayne, who beheads him with the axe, but the Green Knight does not die, he picks up his severed head, puts it back on his neck and rides away, reminding Gawayne that they shall meet… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Gawayne and the Green Knight, by Charlton Miner Lewis, is a retelling in modern language of the 14th century romance with the same title, making this epic poem an excellent source for those who want to become familiar with one of the greatest stories about the Knights of the Round Table.The story presented in versed form starts during a Christmas celebration at the court of King Arthur, with the appearance of a mysterious knight dressed in green who is carrying an axe and proposes a challenge: if anyone manages to strike him with his axe once, he will return the blow in one year and one day and he also offers his superb axe as prize.At first, no one wants to take up the challenge, but then Sir Gawayne, King Arthur?s nephew and also the youngest of all knights, accepts it. The Green Knight kneels in front of Gawayne, who beheads him with the axe, but the Green Knight does not die, he picks up his severed head, puts it back on his neck and rides away, reminding Gawayne that they shall meet… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Gawayne and the Green Knight, originally, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is a late 14th century Middle English valiant love story. It is among the most popular Arthurian stories, with its scheme coalescing two kinds of folklore ideas, the decapitation contest and the trading of takings. The Green Knight is decoded by many as a depiction of the Green Man of folklore and by some as a hint to Christ. Written in stanzas of repetitive verse, each ending in an assonance bob and wheel, it ties on Welsh, Irish, and English tales, and the French knightly custom. It is a significant poem in the variety of romance, which predictably implicates a hero who goes on a pursuit which tries his valor, and it continues to be famous today in modern English versions from J. R. R. Tolkien, Simon Armitage, and others, and over film and stage reproductions. It portrays how Sir Gawain, King Arthur's Round Table, accedes a dare from an unexplained Green Knight who defies any knight to hit him with his hatchet if… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Gawayne and the Green Knight, originally, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is a late 14th century Middle English valiant love story. It is among the most popular Arthurian stories, with its scheme coalescing two kinds of folklore ideas, the decapitation contest and the trading of takings. The Green Knight is decoded by many as a depiction of the Green Man of folklore and by some as a hint to Christ. Written in stanzas of repetitive verse, each ending in an assonance bob and wheel, it ties on Welsh, Irish, and English tales, and the French knightly custom. It is a significant poem in the variety of romance, which predictably implicates a hero who goes on a pursuit which tries his valor, and it continues to be famous today in modern English versions from J. R. R. Tolkien, Simon Armitage, and others, and over film and stage reproductions. It portrays how Sir Gawain, King Arthur's Round Table, accedes a dare from an unexplained Green Knight who defies any knight to hit him with his hatchet if… Read More

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