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A Possible Arthurian Epitome in a Tenth-Century Manuscript from Cornwall

'De raris fabulis,' an early tenth-century text from Wales or Cornwall, preserves colloquies used by monastic oblates to practice conversational Latin. It yields a potential Arthurian context and may represent the first known account of Arthur's continental war against Rome, as detailed in Historia regum and hinted at in the 'Life of St Goeznovius.'