English poem
Arthur
by Stephen Hawes (1474–1523)
Also yet Arthur, the good kinge of Brittayne, Wyth all his knightes of the rounde table, I nowe, dame Fame, shall make to remayne Their worthy actes highe and honourable, Perpetually for to be commendable; In ryall bokes and jestes hystoryall, Theyr fame is knowen right hyghe tryumphall.
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- Cap. I. Howe Graunde Amoure Walked in a Medowe, and Met Wyth Fame Envyroned with Tongues of Fyre
- Cap. II. of the Swete Reporte of Fame of the Fayre Lady la Bell Pucell in the Toure of Musycke
- Cap. IV. Howe He Was Let in by Countenaunce the Porteres, and of the Marvelous Buildyng of the Same Tower
- Cap. IX. a Replication Against Ignoraunt Persones