The monk Nennius described this man's twelve battles, inspiring Geoffrey of Monmouth, who popularized the exploits of this figure. This man is at the center of a series of twelve narrative poems by Al
The monk Nennius described this man's twelve battles, inspiring Geoffrey of Monmouth, who popularized the exploits of this figure. This man is at the center of a series of twelve narrative poems by Alfred Tennyson, Idylls of the King. In a Mark Twain novel, he employs a resident of Connecticut named Hank Morgan. T. H. White is known for a four-part work about this man, whose "death" titles a work written in prison by Thomas Mallory. For 10 points, name this legendary king who possesses a round table.
The monk Nennius described this man's twelve battles, inspiring Geoffrey of Monmouth, who popularized the exploits of this figure.
King {Arthur}