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Upon a Cappadocian steed came Aguisel, the Scottish king, and brought with him his two sons, Cadret and Coi  two much respected knights. UPON A CAPPADOSIAN STEED CAME ANGUESSEL THE SCOTTISH KING AND BROUGHT WITH HIM HIS TWO SONS CADRET AND CROI TWO MUCH RESPECTED KNIGHTS
 was Count of Clivelon. And he of the Haute Montagne came with a very rich following. The Count of Treverain came, too, with a hundred of his knights, and Count Godegrain with as many more. Along with those whom I have just mentioned came Maheloas, a great baron, lord of the Isle of Voirre. In this island no thunder is heard, no lightning strikes, nor tempests rage, nor do toads or serpents exist there, nor is it ever too hot or too cold. [121] Graislemier of Fine Posterne brought twenty companions, and had with him his brother Guigomar, lord of the Isle of Avalon. Of the latter we have heard it said that he was a friend of Morgan the Fay, and such he was in very truth. Davit of Tintagel came, who never suffered woe or grief. Guergesin, the Duke of Haut Bois, came with a very rich equipment. There was no lack of counts and dukes, but of kings there were still more. Garras of Cork, a doughty king, was there with five hundred knights clad in mantles, hose, and tunics of brocade and silk. DAS OF GLOUCESTER CAME AFTER HIM CAME MEGORON WHO WAS COUNT OF KLAVIDON AND HE OF THE HOTE MONTANG CAME WITH VERY RICH FOLLOWING THE COUNT OF TREVORRAIN CAME TOO WITH A HUNDRED OF HIS KNIGHTS AND COUNT GODRAGRAIN WITH HIS MANY MORE ALONG WITH THOSE WHOM I HAVE JUST MENTIONED CAME MELAUS A GREAT BARON LORD OF THE ISLE OF OI IN THIS ISLAND NO THUNDER IS HEARD NO LIGHTNING STRIKES NOR TEMPESTS RAGE NOR DO TOADS OR SERPENTS EXIST THERE NOR IS IT EVER TOO HOT OR TOO COLD GRAY'S LEMIR OF FINE POSTERN BROUGHT TWENTY COMPANIONS AND HAD WITH HIM HIS BROTHER GUIGAMA LORD OF THE ISLE OF ABYLON OF THE LATTER WE HAVE HEARD IT SAID HE WAS A FRIEND OF MORGAN THE FAY AND SUCH HE WAS IN VERY TRUTH DABBIT OF TINTIGAL CAME WHO NEVER SUFFERED WOE OR GRIEF GER GAISSAN THE DUKE OF HOMOIS CAME WITH A VERY RICH EQUIPMENT THERE WAS NO LACK OF COUNTS AND DUKES BUT OF KINGS THERE WERE STILL MORE GARRAS OF COURT A DOUGHTY KING WAS THERE WITH FIVE HUNDRED KNIGHTS CLAD IN MANTLES HOSE AND TUNICS OF BROCADE AND SILK
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