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... in M alory s portrayals o f Sir G areth nam ed fair hands by Sir Kay and Lancelot.3B att s exam ination depends largely on the distinction in A rthurian literature, n o t ju s t in Malory, between a knight saying he will oppose an o th er knight body for body and one saying he will com bat the o...

...-Catholics at the court ofJames I to whom the mentality behind the late romances would have been very congenial the nam e of Lancelot Andrewes comes to m ind. In fact, A ndrewes s bran d of highchurch throne-and-altar Catholicism would have had m ore in com m on with the world of the rom ances than, say...

..., and further visu­ alized that tomb cover as marked with a cross. They may have been reasoning by analogy; Lancelot spends his last days in exact­ ly such a position, grovelyng on the tombe of kyng Arthur and quene Guenever. 4 In the recent Oxford edition of the Morte, however, Helen Cooper supplies corpse...

... romances would have been very congenial the nam e of Lancelot Andrewes comes to m ind. In fact, A ndrewes s bran d of highchurch throne-and-altar Catholicism would have had m ore in com m on with the world of the rom ances than, say, the protowhiggery of a Jesuit like R obert Persons. Since, however...

... was to encounter the roaring daughter of Lancelot du Lake so as, if the maid has n o t been nimble, Essex had n o t lain barren for want of m anuring (1.4.99-107). In this case, purgation is an unw anted side-effect of a provocative denied its p rop er outlet, b ut the link between intestinal and genital...

... himself, it is a superfluous labor to be instructed therein by good schoolmasters.” 24 Addiction is an inclination that the individual both does and does not control. Lancelot Andrews states how only by “being so visited, redeemed and saved, we might wholly addict, and give over ourselves...

... and animal anatomy, queering and disrupting identity categories. Sarah’s dream condenses Amanda with her digital photo manipulation and conveys a menacing tone: “‘So, you’ve come to save me?’ and she laughed again, but the sound was neither as pure nor as welcome as before. ‘Are you my Lancelot? Are you...

... was to encounter the roaring daughter of Lancelot du Lake so as, if the maid has n o t been nimble, Essex had n o t lain barren for want of m anuring (1.4.99-107). In this case, purgation is an unw anted side-effect of a provocative denied its p rop er outlet, b ut the link between intestinal and genital...

..., there is a strong probability that every word in the copy for Q1 [the First Quarto] was Shakespeare s ; yet she still regards 3.5 as an interlude he could entrust to the patter of Will Kemp (who almost certainly played Lancelot) before the ardours of the trial scene. 2Thus even M ahood seems to place her emphasis...

... and the Prose Lancelot," Arthuriana 7.4 (1997) : 61, argues th a t Malory favors th e m o n u m en ­ tal, w ritten m odel o f textuality rath er than the eternal, om niscient, and oral one: Malory em phasizes th e absence traditionally associated with writing: . . . written texts exist n ot on the plane...