Greetings fellow Arthurian, I am pleased you have come to gaze upon the Knight of the Lion. My title as Knight of the Lion was bestowed upon me following my heroic deed of saving a lion from a serpent (sometimes said to be a dragon), who then becomes my loyal companion and a symbol of knightly virtue. This noble beast aided me on multiple adventures. Helping me defeat both the giant Harpin, and three fierce knights. Therefore, I am often portrayed in the company of a lion, or have a lion emblem on my shield.
The online weekly assignment page for the Florida Institute of Technology Intro to Mythology course, held in Fall, 2017.
Friday, September 22, 2017
Sir Ywain
Greetings fellow Arthurian, I am pleased you have come to gaze upon the Knight of the Lion. My title as Knight of the Lion was bestowed upon me following my heroic deed of saving a lion from a serpent (sometimes said to be a dragon), who then becomes my loyal companion and a symbol of knightly virtue. This noble beast aided me on multiple adventures. Helping me defeat both the giant Harpin, and three fierce knights. Therefore, I am often portrayed in the company of a lion, or have a lion emblem on my shield.
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