A fragment of this object is purported to exist in Rocamadour, and an attempt to destroy it resulted in the Brecha de Roldan. It is carved with "mystic letters" that are only readable by the Trojans and soothsayers. This object is said to have once belonged to Hector, and was a gift to its owner by Malagigi, according to Ariosto. Its golden hilt contains a hair of St Denis, blood of St Basil, a piece of Virgin Mary's robe, and tooth of St Peter. The last owner of this weapon was ambushed by the Saracens at the battle of
A fragment of this object is purported to exist in Rocamadour, and an attempt to destroy it resulted in the Brecha de Roldan. It is carved with "mystic letters" that are only readable by the Trojans and soothsayers. This object is said to have once belonged to Hector, and was a gift to its owner by Malagigi, according to Ariosto. Its golden hilt contains a hair of St Denis, blood of St Basil, a piece of Virgin Mary's robe, and tooth of St Peter. The last owner of this weapon was ambushed by the Saracens at the battle of Roncevaux Pass, and died when he blew his horn Oliphant. For 10 points, name this indestructible sword that belonged to Roland.
A fragment of this object is purported to exist in Rocamadour, and an attempt to destroy it resulted in the Brecha de Roldan.
{Durendal} [or {Durandal} or {Durindana}]